D.Kain wrote...
RhiPanda wrote...
She was only hunted by Samara because she killed people, so not even having to lay low, just no killing people would have kept her from ebing found by Samara.
She was given a choice: 1) live in seclusion. 2) die. By not living in seclusion she was hunted, regardless of killing or not. You think Samara has bad ties? Or that she woudn't able to find her in 400 years? And what do you think would happen if Samara found her when she was weak, because she wasn't feeding? She would die.
D,
you've been struggling, admirally, against the logic for a long time now. I think a lot of your points would hold more weight if Morinth showed some indication that she wasn't a monster. Regardless of who she is, what her motivations are, or her intentions, she's a cold-blooded killer... and, frankly, the only crew member who can kill Shepard. That should say something.
Do we know the gritty details of her entire backstory? no. But we do know her kinds history, we have Samara's testimonies, and we have the Nev diaries and Aria's accounts. Your arguments are based on assumptions you've admitted to have gathered on your own.
Willingly or not, she shouldn't be allowed to roam the universe depriving teenage girls of fun nights out at clubs. You're pretty much siding with a serial killer because the alternative for them is living a long life alone.