Questioning the Unquestioned Perhaps the most common corvidophile trait of all is that they question the unquestioned. Corvidophiles like to challenge these, and explore the rationale behind the way things are. The rain is just as necessary for life as sunshine is, but no one seems to like the rain. Society teaches us not to talk about it, that it should be hidden away in a corner. Death, too, is a part of life.
Sadness is essential to joy.
Just because the majority isn't comfortable with it isn't a good enough reason. When there is a contest, corvidophiles tend to cheer for the underdog. For no particular reason, really, except that the majority is against him. When an opinion is put forward, corvidophiles are more likely than others to play the devil's advocate. Not because they agree or disagree with the opinion, necessarily, but because someone should challenge it.