JosephDucreux wrote...
ClanMacNab wrote...
jtav wrote...
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Miranda has already said it. She's a tough lady, but she's still in touch with her feelings...definitely not the ice queen many want her to be.
Exactly. We already had ice queen for half of ME2. I'd rather have the current Miranda than the one-dimensional ice queen so many around here want, and I have no idea why those same people want nothing more than ice queen who's nothing more than a robot. Seriously, what so many people are advocating for Miranda to be around here is nothing more than a human robot.
I'd prefer her to be a machine than just someone's girlfriend.
schemata wrote...
android654 wrote...
ClanMacNab wrote...
Maybe look at it this way. If a person lives their life on the edge the way that Miranda and Shepard do they might possibly also be looking for the deeper meaning of their existence and how their mission in life affects those whom they care about, and want to express it in some way. We shouldn't have to live anywhere close to the place they are to ask those questions.
Its hard to factor in Shepard since he's been emotionally inept in the game thus far, so I'll focus on Miranda.
It depends on the person. Someone who lives in emotional seclusion might shut down and become incapable of displaying any emotions at all. Another person might feel profoundly and break down because of it, or become so conflicted with understanding emotions that they might not be able to understand what their emotions are trying to tell them.
Miranda has an alpha personality, her work wouldn't affect her emotionally, since her work allows her to be emotionally comfortable. Without her work keeping her where she is, it fuels her emotions. She's shown she can care for people, like Oriana, but she has to learn where her role is and how she's needed first.
Good point, I would just want some of that done off screen time, and see a miri whose worked through the intial relationship aspect. I wouldve liked her sister to be a non issue too btw. Maybe even using her networks to begin building her own organization by me3 rolls around, like the "kernal" of a organization. One thats small enough and flexible enough to dodge and slip by both the alliance and cereberus while contributing big time to the war effort.
I would've liked to have seen something similar. Miranda's work is a fairly large part of who the character is.
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