Atemeus wrote...
After you reveal the evidence, Tali seems to be equally, or perhaps even more so concerned about the civil unrest that seems to spring up between the Quarian people as political factions begin to become more divided and internal conflict becomes imminent, most likely screwing the Quarians over completely even before they wage suicide against the Geth.
Her father got reckless for results and that led to the deaths of everyone on the Alerei due to his devotion to Tali and wanting to build her a house on the homeworld. Anyone that died on the Alerei was willingly a part of Rael'Zorah's experiments to brainwash and enslave an entire race that now values as a culture its' own ability to self-determination beyond all else.
The Quarians need to see just what the hell their leaders are doing, but not if doing so might put wind under the wings of Daro'Xen's path to self-destructive galactic domination- which is exactly the reason that my Shepard withheld the evidence. Of course, she discovers everything later anyway, but that's a bit of metagaming and also completely unavoidable, in order to provide a villain for ME3.
The Quarians do not need to be going to war against anything but the Reapers, now or in the future. They need to know all of the facts one day, but it is not stupid to preserve the stability of the Quarian people in the short term.
Tali's devotion to her father is indeed selfish, in my opinion. It's one of her biggest flaws actually, her blind devotion to her Dad's reputation. Of course, that's just one more reason to make her better than Liara as it sets her apart from being such a Mary-Sue. But it's also a sign of her rejection of her own needs in favor of others, even in favor of the needs of the dead which is indeed selfless in and of-itself, even if it is in this case an unfitting recipient in our opinions.
I doubt Tali is done growing as a character for the trilogy anyway, because we were told by Casey Hudson's twitter that as a main character Tali has a character story arc and final resolution come ME3, like the others.
100% agree on this. Her devotion to her father might be a little selfish. But when it comes to revealing the evidence, not revealing is the right choise because it would favor war with the geth.
Watch this vid OP and make your choice;)
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