Ragabul the Ontarah wrote...
Mordin handed me my ass on a plate with logical arguments. He shattered pretty much everything I thought I knew about the genophage. In short, the guy convinced me. The prayer touched me as well. In large part because it was so unexpected.
Hah, I seem to have had the opposite experience. The thing is, you can see Mordin's own logic breaking up, and that was in great part what I found powerful. Here's someone who's been convinced his entire life that what he had done was right. But then, he's faced with the concrete, physical repercussions of his perfectly crafted theories and...a thin ****** starts running along the smoothly painted wall. And his confusion made me confused.
Kasumi's decision was easy for me. To me keeping the gray box was kinda well...ghoulish. Not to mention whatever horrible data it contained could "spark interstellar war." And the fact that Keiji specifically asked Kasumi to destroy it.
I guess I'm too curious for my own good, but when someone tells me there's sensitive information that could be detrimental to the people I'm technically working for (the Alliance), I'd rather see the information and decide for myself whether it's damning enough to do something about it, rather than toss it and pretend it never existed. On the other hand, I knew perfectly well that keeping the box wasn't good for Kasumi's emotional health. That's where the dilemma stemmed from. From a practical standpoint, Shepard would've liked to keep the info. But that came at the price of both Kasumi's safety and her ability to move on. My MainShep kept the box, my MaleShep destroyed it. No clue what my 2 remaining Sheps will do yet.
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