Ieldra2 wrote...
I've always maintained that Miranda recommending to destroy the base, especially with the line she uses, is 100% out of character
Let me give you an example from the comic book series and movie "Watchmen". The Comedian is a cynical brute, capable of shooting a woman pregnant with his child without so much as a second tought.
However, when he discovered a plan to kill millions of people in order to create World Peace and realized that he was partially responsible for it, he had a crisis of conscience, going so far as to cry. This is something that not even Ozymandias, the smartest man in the world, could have predicted.
My point is that, when the stakes are high enough, people can surprise us by acting he ways we never expected them to.
From the beginning, Miranda showed that she cares about the people under her command (she expresses anger at all the people who died in the Lazarus station) and that humanity's protection is one of her main concerns. Knowying that, I do not think it's out of character for her to not trust Cerberus with that kid of tec, expecially after TIM revealed he is interested in "domination". It was certainly an extreme reaction, but it happened under drastic circumstances.
The only thing that I consider OOC is that Miranda didn't show the sligthest of doubts regardin her decision upon her return to the Normandy.
But yeah, Bioware could have handled that a bit better. The "betrayal" argument can be used by both sides, as TIM proved.
Modifié par MisterJB, 22 juin 2011 - 10:08 .