@ D.Kain
If you can show me one example or piece of evidence that Morinth feels ANY remorse over killing anyone, then please enlighten me. The only indication I see with Morinth is at best complete apathy about killing, and at worst a sadistic predatory attitude.
Your argument that she needs to survive Samara is interesting, but ultimately if she possessed any empathy at all, she wouldn't have begun killing in the first place and thus Samara would not be hunting her. She was not backed into a corner, she was offered a complacent life or serial-killer on the run. I admit, this is not an appealing choice to make, and it certainly isn't FAIR that she was born that way, but pragmatically that's the way things are and there are other innocent people out there who make that way of handling things necessary.
The mage comparison is also interesting, and one I thought of before myself. That is a much more compelling argument. I think what DA2 tried to show us, though, is that the Templar way of absolute oppression is not the best way, and the Mage laissez-faire way is also not the best (i.e. innocent people getting killed by unchecked blood magic; e.g. Tevintar Imperium). There must be some sort of middle ground. Maybe an accountabilabuddy for every mage; mages grow up under Circle training but they are also allowed out of the Tower or Gallows as long as they bring a friend (a Templar friend haha).
All of this Ardat-Yakshi general discussion doesn't do anything for your original argument of relating to Morinth though. If you relate to a character, you cannot cherry-pick around a character's
primary attribute, and in Morinth's case this is being a remorsless, sociopathic serial killer. Fact and indisputable. Arguing for Ardat-Yakshi rights is a separate issue.
Modifié par Biotic Sage, 28 septembre 2011 - 01:23 .