<s>[INST] I am thinking of a universe where magic exists, and magic can manipulate just about anything. The result is a bunch of wizards who use their magic to do chores, free themselves from mundane tasks, and essentially live a life of luxury at the expense of unknowing common folk. But one wizard decides to give up their magical abilities and live a "normal" life, despite the risks.

That concept sounds great, but the main character's ' character arc seems a bit flat. To subvert the trope of the "chosen one" narrative, I want to make my main character, let's call them Elian, not the most powerful or exceptional magical being out there. A lot of other wizards are more talented, and they never really had a passion for magic either. I want them to be more about the internal struggle of giving up their status and their sense of entitlement and identity.

Is this an interesting take on the story and what are some potential problems with this character arc?[/INST]