When Scaramouche awoke from his slumber, he was an individual that could be compared to a "blank slate" and was fairly pure and innocent in his gratefulness for the humans that had accepted him as one of them. However, his lack of experience with the world prevented him from properly contextualizing and coping with the tragedies that happened in his life. As a result, Scaramouche came to believe that humans, being as fragile, ever-changing and transient as they are, couldn't be trusted.