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HellishFiend wrote...
I can honestly say that the implication of TIM's speech/dialog/suicide not being real is my one regret about believing IT. It's one of the most powerful dialogs in the trilogy, IMO. I guess we can still consider it "real" in the fact that it happened in Shepard's head, but I thought it was a great way to wrap up TIM's character. Who knows though, maybe the EC would bring about an even better end for TIM.
I think keeping TIM alive and trying him for war crimes after the war is over would be better.
To quote Tali: He be a traitor to our people, held up for children as a monster in a cautionary tale.
That raises the question, can you really try someone for actions that were made while under the effects of indoctrination?
Can you really try someone who was merely following orders who may have been in fear of their owns lives? It's a loaded question but a valid comparison I don't think anyone has the "correct" answer for it, I don't even think there is a "correct" answer
What is even a trial like, in a galaxy that is either near or just nearly survived an apocalypse?
Well applying current logic that TIM committed War Crimes against the universe and the council is the seat of power for the majority of the galaxy so in theory whatever is left of the council would be responsible




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