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[utaker1988]

I kept going in there and staring at it too, it was depressing. I would cry and think, "some of my Shep's best times were in this room, she left her heart right here, opened herself up, and found something so deep and true that she'd never experienced before." The empty shelves where he kept his guns would make me cry, "the good times, what I would give to have him pick them up and fight beside me just one more time, to hear him talk, calling out to his goddesses, everything that gave my Shep some sort of comfort on the battlefield...it's gone and it's the one thing that no matter how hard she tries or begs she cannot get back." Sad, but true. I cried so much in that room. Going in Life Support was just so full of despair, hurt, sadness, and emptiness. I literally felt like half of Shep was ripped right off her. After he died, ugh, I don't know how to really explain it. Shep felt like someone had ripped every feeling out of her and all that remained was an empty vessel. She was lost and just could not find her way back. Like she died right along with Thane in that hospital room. Really hard to explain and just thinking about how I felt while playing is making me cry...really, tears are falling down my face.

Modifié par utaker1988, 23 mars 2012 - 04:06 .

[Eowyn77]

utaker1988 wrote...

I kept going in there and staring at it too, it was depressing. I would cry and think, "some of my Shep's best times were in this room, she left her heart right here, opened herself up, and found something so deep and true that she'd never experienced before." The empty shelves where he kept his guns would make me cry, "the good times, what I would give to have him pick them up and fight beside me just one more time, to hear him talk, calling out to his goddesses, everything that gave my Shep some sort of comfort on the battlefield...it's gone and it's the one thing that no matter how hard she tries or begs she cannot get back." Sad, but true. I cried so much in that room. Going in Life Support was just so full of despair, hurt, sadness, and emptiness. I literally felt like half of Shep was ripped right off her. After he died, ugh, I don't know how to really explain it. Shep felt like someone had ripped every feeling out of her and all that remained was an empty vessel. She was lost and just could not find her way back. Like she died right along with Thane in that hospital room. Really hard to explain and just thinking about how I felt while playing is making me cry...really, tears are falling down my face.

[mnomaha]

utaker1988 wrote...

I kept going in there and staring at it too, it was depressing. I would cry and think, "some of my Shep's best times were in this room, she left her heart right here, opened herself up, and found something so deep and true that she'd never experienced before." The empty shelves where he kept his guns would make me cry, "the good times, what I would give to have him pick them up and fight beside me just one more time, to hear him talk, calling out to his goddesses, everything that gave my Shep some sort of comfort on the battlefield...it's gone and it's the one thing that no matter how hard she tries or begs she cannot get back." Sad, but true. I cried so much in that room. Going in Life Support was just so full of despair, hurt, sadness, and emptiness. I literally felt like half of Shep was ripped right off her. After he died, ugh, I don't know how to really explain it. Shep felt like someone had ripped every feeling out of her and all that remained was an empty vessel. She was lost and just could not find her way back. Like she died right along with Thane in that hospital room. Really hard to explain and just thinking about how I felt while playing is making me cry...really, tears are falling down my face.

I understand perfectly and I feel the same way.

[Cosmochyck]

mnomaha wrote...

utaker1988 wrote...

I kept going in there and staring at it too, it was depressing. I would cry and think, "some of my Shep's best times were in this room, she left her heart right here, opened herself up, and found something so deep and true that she'd never experienced before." The empty shelves where he kept his guns would make me cry, "the good times, what I would give to have him pick them up and fight beside me just one more time, to hear him talk, calling out to his goddesses, everything that gave my Shep some sort of comfort on the battlefield...it's gone and it's the one thing that no matter how hard she tries or begs she cannot get back." Sad, but true. I cried so much in that room. Going in Life Support was just so full of despair, hurt, sadness, and emptiness. I literally felt like half of Shep was ripped right off her. After he died, ugh, I don't know how to really explain it. Shep felt like someone had ripped every feeling out of her and all that remained was an empty vessel. She was lost and just could not find her way back. Like she died right along with Thane in that hospital room. Really hard to explain and just thinking about how I felt while playing is making me cry...really, tears are falling down my face.

I understand perfectly and I feel the same way.

Ditto.  Add me to the cry fest. 
Shep needs more booze.  *drags case of whiskey into Life Support*

[Emeraldfern]

@utaker1988 Those ae the same feelings I have. It just feels hollow whenever I go into that room, and whenever I go back to thinking about all those moments in ME2 I just tear up

[MadCat221]

The way it should have been (approximately):

[Eowyn77]

^ Love it!!!