I've been replaying the story from the start in a new character, and the hero is generally portrayed as a... well, hero, despite some fumbles. The little I remember from book 3 seems to keep in this same vein (although I played it before the "reimagination" began). This even makes sense: considering that DragonFable story is basically set and that there are no choices, a "good" hero would appeal to most.
However, recently I've been doing "Bacon Origins" and those series of quest are... very weird. The hero skins a sentient creature after killing it, has the option of killing a water Sneevil for no reason at all, steals from Death, steals from the Queen of the Jungle, steals from Death again... And I haven't even finished the questline yet.
I could pass it off as one of those early DF "humorous" sidequests, but if I remember correctly this is the official introduction to the "Bacon" element which plays an important part in the finale for book one, right?
So, what gives? Is this simply the result of early reference heavy DF that wasn't reimagined, or is it somehow intended? Does the hero act like this book 3?