VettoRyouzou wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
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True, I guess he has gone through a lot of crap. I guess the one difference there is how you feel about a person's childhood. Wrex still grew up with a perfectly normal life for his species. You can say it was a harder life by human standards, but Wrex isn't a human. Jack's problems were forced on her since she could walk. She never experienced any kind of affection or love in her life. Hell, her only enjoyment as a kid was when she was let out of her cage to kill other kids.
I'm inclined to think the person that wanted to change things, and
faced hardships because of it was more ready for the consequences.
Being a radical voice of change is a personal choice that someone
makes, knowing the consequences. I would think that Wrex expected to kill or be killed by his father once he made his stance. Even if
he didn't expect it on the holy ground specfically.
Wrex had the choice to become a warrior or a krogan doctor, or a scientist trying to cure the genophage. He chose his path. Jack never had a choice.
Well you forgot become Warlord of Urdnot and direct the clans under his vision.... which very much happened.
Again we can agree that jack had a pretty ****ed up past and really no one can be as dark, But I guess what draw me to people like Wrex persay is when finally given a chance to make a choice.. They made sure it was one that stopped what happened and made sure it didn’t go on. Wrex sadly.. Is fighting a far more up hill battle.
Really.. Maybe that why I can’t hate the geth, the geth went threw allot of what the krogan did.. Krogan just had it worse.
Its funny that you mention a choice to do good, because that's kind of how I viewed Jack in ME2. You break her out of jail, and give her an opportunity to help a lot of people. Her actions on your team are the first time she's had a legitimate chance to do good. I don't buy that she couldn't have ran away or gotten herself off the team somehow. I feel like she wanted to help out. Even if her tough exterior excuse was to kill people to repay you for breaking her out of jail.
By that token, I don't think Jack's story is done. Staying with Shepard, she will have a lot more chance to make things right, maybe even stop a future Cerberus experiment using kids, or stop Cerberus altogether. I feel like we're seeing the middle of Jack's story. There's the screwed up beginning, that leads to her confused middle, and eventually I can see her breaking through it all and saving a lot of people.