The entire tragedy of Thrall is that he made all his decisions with the belief everyone was as idealistic as he was, which is, uh, empirically very false and resulted in his biggest fuckups. In The Shattering, Thrall said what he did specifically because there was growing sentiment for Horde expansionism into Ashenvale for the resources there. He had chosen Durotar for the exact reasons he had spoken-because it enabled his people to atone for the harm they had done, and because this land had toughened and strengthened them. It has made us even stronger, hardier-more orclike than living in a soft land ever would." Living here has done much to cleanse us of the curse that so damaged us as a people. I chose a place that we could make our own-a land that asked of us all we could give. And yet, we were here in it, we had a right to live. "I did not, because we had wronged this world. He nodded almost imperceptibly to his old friend, reassuring him that he knew what he was doing. Cairne looked at him with narrowed eyes, no doubt wondering why Thrall was choosing to remind his people that Durotar was a difficult land at best. When I rebuilt the Horde, I might indeed have taken a more fertile land. And we could have done the same to this one. We came to this world from Draenor, after warlock magics had rendered most of it lifeless. It suits us because it is so harsh, because it is brutal, because few beings other than orcs could wrest a living from it.
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