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[forthary]

gamer_girl wrote...

She's not that weird... :/

I don't know...the way she plays handsies with Shepard, some of the things she says...I say she's a bit wierd.  But that's not a bad thing at all; in fact, it could be seen as a good thing, as I tend to be a bit wierd too.  Some of the things Shepard says and does can make Tali chuckle too.

[gamer_girl]

I don't think she's weird at all really.

[XenoAlbedo]

forthary wrote...

gamer_girl wrote...

She's not that weird... :/

I don't know...the way she plays handsies with Shepard, some of the things she says...I say she's a bit wierd.  But that's not a bad thing at all; in fact, it could be seen as a good thing, as I tend to be a bit wierd too.  Some of the things Shepard says and does can make Tali chuckle too.

Never once came across as weird to me.

[lomifeh]

forthary wrote...

gamer_girl wrote...

She's not that weird... :/

I don't know...the way she plays handsies with Shepard, some of the things she says...I say she's a bit wierd.  But that's not a bad thing at all; in fact, it could be seen as a good thing, as I tend to be a bit wierd too.  Some of the things Shepard says and does can make Tali chuckle too.

Well weird is all relative lol.  But yes Tali is rather unique.  She also seems to be rather physical considering the suit.  The way she insists on "feeling your skin on mine" in ME2 points to this too.  

[bazzag]

Tali's not weird. Shes Lovely.

[TopSun]

bazzag wrote...

Tali's not weird. Shes Lovely.

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[forthary]

lomifeh wrote...

Well weird is all relative lol.  But yes Tali is rather unique.  She also seems to be rather physical considering the suit.  The way she insists on "feeling your skin on mine" in ME2 points to this too.  

I must say, that skin of hers...*Purrs*

I wonder if she ever has time for cosmetic features on her skin despite the suit getting in her way.  I might have to buy more than chocolates for her the next time im shopping on the citadel.

bazzag wrote...

Tali's not weird. Shes Lovely.

I say she's far, far more lovely than weird.  And the only weird she has is of the good type.

Modifié par forthary, 03 avril 2012 - 03:54 .

[Dilandau3000]

Tali's not weird, she's quirky. And that's an admirable trait in any person, imho.

[EmperorZorn]

Well weird is all relative lol.  But yes Tali is rather unique.  She also seems to be rather physical considering the suit.  The way she insists on "feeling your skin on mine" in ME2 points to this too. 

It's because that is what she wishes for most, something she doesn't get.
She mentioned earlier that no one can understand how difficult it is to live in a suit,
unable to smell a flower or to feel a warm breeze on one's skin.

[darthrevaninlight]

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

Also, I disagree with the assertion that tali is a people pleaser. I think its more that she has a strong sense of familial duty.

And, tali was based loosely and partially off the virgin Mary, designwise. very much virginal imo

[EmperorZorn]

Whoa, almost 30.000 posts !
Let me get a bottle of Turian brandy, triple filtered..

[zim1017]

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

Also, I disagree with the assertion that tali is a people pleaser. I think its more that she has a strong sense of familial duty.

And, tali was based loosely and partially off the virgin Mary, designwise. very much virginal imo

Wait wait wait, how do you know she was loosely based off the Virgin Mary? This just makes me very curious.

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Modifié par zim1017, 03 avril 2012 - 04:08 .

[bazzag]

And I'll fetch the emergency induction port!

[Dilandau3000]

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

It's one of Shakespeare's sonnets, in case you didn't know.

[EmperorZorn]

30.000 posts ! Woooohooo !!

[bazzag]

zim1017 wrote...

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

Also, I disagree with the assertion that tali is a people pleaser. I think its more that she has a strong sense of familial duty.

And, tali was based loosely and partially off the virgin Mary, designwise. very much virginal imo

Wait wait wait, how do you know she was loosely based off the Virgin Mary? This just makes me very curious.

http://t3.gstatic.co...WgL-P1s2pQ2CBpG

I can see  a resemblance

[bazzag]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

It's one of Shakespeare's sonnets, in case you didn't know.

Which one?
Have a comp. works of Shakespeare book, but too lazy to peruse
 

[zim1017]

bazzag wrote...

zim1017 wrote...

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

Also, I disagree with the assertion that tali is a people pleaser. I think its more that she has a strong sense of familial duty.

And, tali was based loosely and partially off the virgin Mary, designwise. very much virginal imo

Wait wait wait, how do you know she was loosely based off the Virgin Mary? This just makes me very curious.

http://t3.gstatic.co...WgL-P1s2pQ2CBpG

I can see  a resemblance

Indeed, might just be a coincidence though, she could likely resemble many medieval (I know the virgin Mary is not medieval though), women, mostly nobility that wore such hoods, especially if they were purple.

[gamer_girl]

Ah I like Shakespeare.
What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would be just as sweet...

[Dilandau3000]

bazzag wrote...

Dilandau3000 wrote...

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

It's one of Shakespeare's sonnets, in case you didn't know.

Which one?
Have a comp. works of Shakespeare book, but too lazy to peruse
 

Sonnet 141.

And I don't believe for one second Tali's design has anything to do with the virgin mary. Since quarians are in many ways space gypsies, it's more likely her hood's design is based on that.

[lomifeh]

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

Also, I disagree with the assertion that tali is a people pleaser. I think its more that she has a strong sense of familial duty.

And, tali was based loosely and partially off the virgin Mary, designwise. very much virginal imo

Yes the original look for female quarians was, but her later behaviors puts a real spin on that.  nothing in her behavior from ME2/3 really pushes the idea of virginal lol.

[forthary]

zim1017 wrote...

Indeed, might just be a coincidence though, she could likely resemble many medieval (I know the virgin Mary is not medieval though), women, mostly nobility that wore such hoods, especially if they were purple.

I thought that the artists for Tali wanted her to have qualities similar to the virign mary and make her motherly, but that's about it.  Might be on the wiki.

It's too bad there's no picture of Tali with angel wings, the picture would make her look great. 

gamer_girl wrote...

Ah I like Shakespeare.
What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would be just as sweet...

I remember reading the Macbeth play from ShakeSpare and playing as Macbeth.  Ah, the role fit me like a glove, as if there was one thing we both had in common, it's that we both were freaks.  Oh, and that we tend to plan as we go and make mistakes.  Out, out brief candle!

Modifié par forthary, 03 avril 2012 - 04:16 .

[Ralix_57]

I read on the Mass Effect wiki that the creators were indeed going for a "Virgin Mary" motif with Tali originally. Of course, I'm sure they dropped that perspective later on in the series, judging from her behavior and comments in ME2 and 3. XD

Also, good morning.

[bazzag]

If Tali was in a shakespeare play, which character would she be?

[Fenrisfil]

zim1017 wrote...

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Dilandou, that poem was beautiful. Fitting perfectly.

Also, I disagree with the assertion that tali is a people pleaser. I think its more that she has a strong sense of familial duty.

And, tali was based loosely and partially off the virgin Mary, designwise. very much virginal imo

Wait wait wait, how do you know she was loosely based off the Virgin Mary? This just makes me very curious.

Didn't you know the Virgin Mary was a shotgun enthusiast too?