I'm assuming you're going to charisma your way out of it or the trail will get interrupted.
Would be sweet to see the ex-squadmates breaking Shepard out of jail though.
What do you think the sentence will be?
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#27
Posté 24 juin 2011 - 11:04
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laecraft wrote...
I think it would be fun if, at the end of the trial, Shepard is stripped of his rank, convicted of treason, and condemned to death. I want to see the Alliance do their worst - this way, Shepard will have NO allies in ME3, only those who are forced to work with him because of the Reapers.
Also, I wish there would be protests on the streets, when humans learn that Shepard is on trial. I want to see some violent demonstrations in support of Shepard, to help him better connect emotionally with his homeworld. Or do you think humanity would be quick to ditch its greatest champion, and nobody would give a damn? Which will it be?
Or maybe the trial will be interrupted before the sentence is voiced? I wouldn't like it. I want to know where Alliance stands with Shepard. What do you think is going to be the best, dramatically?
Really? The death sentense?
Nah, I don't think so. Not the Alliance's (public) style. Not unless he gets extradited to the batarians, anyhow.
#28
Posté 24 juin 2011 - 11:08
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Trial? Shepard wiped 300k Batarians off the map. They should be handing him a damn medal, before letting him go about destroying the Reapers.
#29
Posté 24 juin 2011 - 11:12
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The Baconer wrote...
Trial? Shepard wiped 300k Batarians off the map. They should be handing him a damn medal, before letting him go about destroying the Reapers.
Even my paragons approve!
#30
Posté 24 juin 2011 - 11:12
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It probably would have been long imprisonment; Shepard is still a damn hero and he has some connections with the Alliance.
That being said, although we know it doesn't happen, I doubt Shepard would have been in prison too long, particularly if you kept your entire crew alive. Kasumi + Thane + the rest of the crew = break out.
That being said, although we know it doesn't happen, I doubt Shepard would have been in prison too long, particularly if you kept your entire crew alive. Kasumi + Thane + the rest of the crew = break out.
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Posté 24 juin 2011 - 11:14
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We could have 2 squad members bluffing their way into prison!
I nominate Jack and Grunt... oh wait... crap
I nominate Jack and Grunt... oh wait... crap
#32
Posté 24 juin 2011 - 11:16
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I hope Udina is there being well Udina and when he is in the middle of some tirade bashing Shepard the reapers show up and then Shepard can just look at Udina and say something really smartass.
#34
Posté 24 juin 2011 - 11:53
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nhsk wrote...
The Baconer wrote...
Trial? Shepard wiped 300k Batarians off the map. They should be handing him a damn medal, before letting him go about destroying the Reapers.
Even my paragons approve!
Same here, and I even tried sending out a message to save them for the lulz. Batarians are ****s!
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#35
Posté 25 juin 2011 - 12:37
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More likely the harbringer will assume control of the judge/udina(since knowing that worm he'll want to be personally involved in shepards trial) which will tip the alliance off somthings up second before the building is wracked with explosions and husks burst through the doors, at which point anderson throws shepard a gun and they start shooting their way out of there whilst trying to save as many innocents as possible along the way(and popping a few rounds into udina "since he looked abit ill" on there way out).
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#36
Posté 25 juin 2011 - 01:04
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Shepard, I hereby sentence you to...
*Wall crashes in, debris crushes head of judge
Shepard: I should go
*Wall crashes in, debris crushes head of judge
Shepard: I should go
#37
Posté 25 juin 2011 - 01:45
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I would assume u got stripped of your Spectre status. The council hates u anyway.
#38
Posté 25 juin 2011 - 01:52
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Well, Shepard gets put in prison... along with the rest of his squad. However, they injured Wrex pretty badly and made it look like he was dead, so they hauled him off to the morgue. Once his redundant nervous system kicks in and heals him, we take control of Wrex and break Shepard out of prison...
*whistle*
*whistle*
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#39
Posté 25 juin 2011 - 01:54
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Lol! He goes so often!Bogsnot1 wrote...
The trial wont end. Reaper will turn up halfway through, and Shep will just say "I should go" before leaving to beat 6 shades of snot out of the Reaper.
#40
Posté 25 juin 2011 - 02:47
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After the Reaper war, Shepard will be declared not guilty by reason of necessity.
In legal terms, a person can argue that he/she cannot be held liable for a crime they comitted because it was by committing that crime, they were able to twart a greater harm. For example, a person can argue that they cannot be held liable for driving drunk, because they need to escape some kidnappers.
To successfully argue necessity, the accused must prove 4 conditions.
1) The harm he/she sought to avoid must outweigh the harm they committed.
2) He/She had no legal/reasonable alternative.
3) He/She ceased the conduct as soon as the danger passed.
4) He/She did not create the danger they sought to avoid.
So the argument goes like this.
1) The harm Shepard sought to avoid was the immediate extinction of all life in the galaxy which cost 300, 000 Batarian lives as opposed to trillions.
2) Due to being drugged and knocked out, there was no time to create or find a reasonable alternative to destroying the Alpha Relay.
3) Shepard ceased killing hundreds of thousands of Batarians as soon as the immediate invasion of the Reapers was thwarted, termporarily.
4) Shepard did not create the Reapers.
Of course this defense will be 100% effective once the Reaper war is over.
In legal terms, a person can argue that he/she cannot be held liable for a crime they comitted because it was by committing that crime, they were able to twart a greater harm. For example, a person can argue that they cannot be held liable for driving drunk, because they need to escape some kidnappers.
To successfully argue necessity, the accused must prove 4 conditions.
1) The harm he/she sought to avoid must outweigh the harm they committed.
2) He/She had no legal/reasonable alternative.
3) He/She ceased the conduct as soon as the danger passed.
4) He/She did not create the danger they sought to avoid.
So the argument goes like this.
1) The harm Shepard sought to avoid was the immediate extinction of all life in the galaxy which cost 300, 000 Batarian lives as opposed to trillions.
2) Due to being drugged and knocked out, there was no time to create or find a reasonable alternative to destroying the Alpha Relay.
3) Shepard ceased killing hundreds of thousands of Batarians as soon as the immediate invasion of the Reapers was thwarted, termporarily.
4) Shepard did not create the Reapers.
Of course this defense will be 100% effective once the Reaper war is over.
