jtav wrote...
Well, she canonically wants a child. You can have both kids and a satisfying career. I presume she was assigned to jobs that didn't have a high risk of being shot at the time.
Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 27 décembre 2011 - 02:57 .
jtav wrote...
The infertility testing, which is sufficiently invasive that you wouldn't do it for a lark. It's also obliquely referenced in the leak.
MsSihaKatieKrios wrote...
I honestly still think that BW had someone who either despised Miranda or was indifferent to her write the LotSB dossier. That dossier is full of bad writing, as if Mac Walters wasn't doing enough of that already.
MsSihaKatieKrios wrote...
I honestly still think that BW had someone who either despised Miranda or was indifferent to her write the LotSB dossier. That dossier is full of bad writing, as if Mac Walters wasn't doing enough of that already.
JosephDucreux wrote...
MsSihaKatieKrios wrote...
I honestly still think that BW had someone who either despised Miranda or was indifferent to her write the LotSB dossier. That dossier is full of bad writing, as if Mac Walters wasn't doing enough of that already.
You're preaching to the pastor here Katie.
AgitatedLemon wrote...
@Jeff, are you referring to the chat on the dating site in her dossier?
I'm curious as to why she asked the first guy for his medical records.
AgitatedLemon wrote...
I'm curious as to why she asked the first guy for his medical records.
naledgeborn wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
I'm curious as to why she asked the first guy for his medical records.
1) She didn't want to catch anything from sleeping with a complete stranger.
2) If perchance she got impregnated she didn't want her offspring having any recessive diseases.
android654 wrote...
@agitated lemon
Ever seen a parent that's too involved in their child's life? Or expects them to do too much? Imagine a parent who puts their six year old in martial arts, classical violin classes, mandarin classes, dance lessons, and studies at school seven days a week. It may stem from a place of caring, but I think Miranda would be too demanding of her own offspring.
As for her on a dating site... Well, simetimes you've got an itch, and you need to scratch it. Some are a bit more itchy than others.
Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 27 décembre 2011 - 03:52 .
We're all speaking about the way we roleplay our Shepards here. Yours is of course just as valid as mine, As for myself, that Cyrus Shepard sees an example in Miranda doesn't mean he'd overlook any flaws, and of course the respect and admiration comes to be mutual in time, but Miranda's doubts at the start of ME2 echo his own doubts that his Alliance background may not have prepared him for what's to come, and he's not one to trust instincts over strategy anyway.naledgeborn wrote...
Ieldra2 wrote...
I understand completely (or I think I do - correct me if I'm wrong). In my mind, Shepard admires and respects Miranda because of her achievements and her dedication (not *only* that, but it's a defining part). It's she who is the example, she who he looks up to and who drives him onward, and for a different reason than love at first. That she comes to love him later appears almost as a miracle to him.
Have to disagree here, though that's just speaking to my RPing. I play a Shepard that "obfuscates stupidity'. Lets the scientists and startgestist speak in technical jagon whilst secretly understanding or at least picking up what's being said. It's that trait along with a knack for survival that's taken him from street urchin, to grunt, to officer.
Sure he admires and respects her, but he doesn't worship her. It's a sort mutalism on both parties where she lacks he fills the gap and vice-versa. And when he sees the smallest flaw in her plan (eg SM) he won't hestiate to speak his mind or go with his instinct rather than her strategy.
He doesn't let the fact that Miranda is exceptional daunt him because he himself is exceptional and he knows it. That allows him to approach and interact with her in a no bull****, hardboiled manner.
AgitatedLemon wrote...
android654 wrote...
@agitated lemon
Ever seen a parent that's too involved in their child's life? Or expects them to do too much? Imagine a parent who puts their six year old in martial arts, classical violin classes, mandarin classes, dance lessons, and studies at school seven days a week. It may stem from a place of caring, but I think Miranda would be too demanding of her own offspring.
As for her on a dating site... Well, simetimes you've got an itch, and you need to scratch it. Some are a bit more itchy than others.
I don't think she'll become THAT parent. In my mind she'd try to avoid becoming that parent by all means, remembering how her father treated her. She'd definitely have a set of standards she wouldn't allow her child to deviate from, but she wouldn't become the stereotypical middle aged asian parent.
Edit: If anything, her being smart enough to ask for medical records before gonig off with a stranger implies that she could have the foresight to look onto some parenting tips, or at least ask around the Normandy (Or even Oriana's family) for advice.
This. I prefer to romance Miranda, but due to having played ME1 and on the first playthrough accidentally triggering the Ashley romance, I've realized that hers is a good one as well. They seem to be the only two that "fit" Shep, if you know what I mean.JosephDucreux wrote...
Of all the relationships, I found Ashley's and Miranda's to be the best due to how natural and well-fleshed out the progression felt. Jack's romance was a bit off-putting (no offense spiros) mainly due to the fact that Jack needed a friend more than a lover, and I would've greatly preferred a friendship over a romantic relationship as Jack's still recovering from all her trauma
As for Tali's-I was just incredibly repulsed. I just was. And I used to like her in ME1. Liara's was mostly forgettable.
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