HagarIshay wrote...
Okay, sorry I'm pestering you with questions, but I have another one.
We hear Dr.Kenson in Arrival talk about doubts. maybe what they are doing is wrong, they don't know the reapers, the reapers might be right. The talk of someone in the process of indoctrination.
Someone told me a while ago the in the end, when Shepard is talking with the squadmates, s/he seem to have doubts whether they will win.Yet I never heard Shepard saying that maybe the reapers are right or something.
So, are those doubts of "will we win the war?" are enough to say indoctrination is there?
Probably because she was a scientist who has had no other contact with the Reapers. They played on her psyche, throwing doubt into the mixture. Convincing her that she didn't know enough about them to sacrifice thousands of lives to stop them.
Shepard is a soldier (regardless of class, its her profession), and has seen and fought Reapers on multiple occasions. Shepard knows first hand what they are and what they will do. So the only doubt they can throw at Shepard is 'can I win?' 'Should I fight?' never comes into Shepard's mind.
Corik wrote...
Probably, otherwise he would say "I'm from
London" or "I live in London". I guess "I was born in London" means he
actually left London very young.
Yeah. I was born in Hanover, Germany. I am, however, English. My accent is unmistakably English, with a hint of westcountry.
If Anderson was from a military family it is very possible his parents were American and stationed in London. Just like mine were in Germany.
Modifié par Andromidius, 21 juin 2012 - 12:49 .