Keatons wrote...
Um, what? It's clearly said that while Samara will kill anyone she views as 'corrupt', that being vague, as you said, it's also clearly stated that she would die for an innocent person, wheras Morinth would simply kill him/her for fun. Which is another thing that seperates them, Samara kills to cleanse corruption and evil where Morinth kills becuase it feels good and she enjoys it.
If the line is vague then they could both be considered as unreasonable killers. I honestly view Samara just as dangerous as Morinth. As I said chances are that Morinth will be hunted and killed before Samara would because Samara has the title justicar which protects her.
Keatons wrote...
You're right, if a normal person gets the choice of imprisonment or death, it makes sense, however Morinth has an addictive condition that causes her to enjoy killing random strangers through sex, and last I checked, leading people on with your looks and then killing them is evil however you look at it, and harldy fits the description of a 'tragic' character. And your polio scenario makes little since the simple of having polio doesn't make someone turn into a serial killer.
The point I was trying to make is that everyone deserves free will. Who are you, who am I to definitively say what is evil. If she wants to be free then let her be free, it is her life. Why I call her tragic is because she was born with a disease that forced her to do something that was socially 'evil'. Either she gives up free will, or she is hated by all, that sounds tragic.
Keatons wrote...
How do you cure a 400 year long addiction? (I think that's the time that Samara has been chasing Morinth) You can't lock her up because she'll just go even more insane, you can't rehab her because she'll just seduce and kill anyone there, and even if you could fix the genetic marker that caused it, her body has most likely developed a physical need for it by now.
Why are you associating what is most likely a mental condition with the physical necessities of the body? The addiction is caused by her disease, so logically cure the disease and she will be 'freed' per say. The consequences though can't be predicted.
Keaston wrote...
The same question could be asked of Morinth after ME2, odds are she'll just go back to her killing spree and more than likely, be even bolder about it until the Asari send a new Justicar after her. And as Samara is still bound to her code as a Justicar, Morinth is still bound by her desires as an AY.
Morinth bounding isn't the same as Samara's code. While she may have to feed she still is not bounded by a code that cold prevent Samara from joining a Renegade Shepard's squad. She finds Shepard genuinly intersting and I for on do not believe that she wouldn't stay with Shepard considering her believing he's the only one strong enough to survive melding with her.
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