>>32291613Depends on the angle.
If it craves the empathic bond it shares with its trainer, then there's some sort of mental complex at work in both the trainer and the Gardevoir. This could also apply to a jaded/bored Yanderevoir that's addicted to the particular 'feels' of its supposed master.
If the Gardevoir is more attached to a concept (duty, trainer's former image, battle, etc.) then there will need to be some source of reciprocation that isn't from the trainer (ex: Gard's subconscious, local community, broader society). This would gradually make the Gardevoir more individualistic and more of an attention-seeker, eventually breaking away on its own.
