Shepard: the Reapers don't use organics, they discard them. As soon as the conquest is over, you'll be cast aside.
Saren: You saw the visions, you saw what happened to the Protheans. Surrender or death, there are no other options.
^^^ This is all Saren's motives ever were. Surrender or death. More than surrender, to join the Reapers.
The talk of "machine and organic intertwined" is all a giant metaphor for that alliance.
Also, I saved a recent post I made about this topic that might have said it better than this thread did:
http://social.biowar...60/122#13041991
HYR 2.0 wrote...
lillitheris wrote...
Yes, but that’s only why he couldn’t be the disintegratee. Would his description of Synthesis — straight from Sovereign — have been that different just because of that?
Saren wasn't describing synthesis, he was describing an alliance between all organics and synthetics. "Therelationship is symbiotic. Machine and flesh intertwined."
You know, Saren is noted several times to be charismatic and compelling. Being an eloquent speaker is usually a trait associated with those qualities. Someone who's eloquent might use colorful and symbolic speech rather than go into literalisms and otherwise straightforward/uncompelling speech all the damn time.
This is just in-game stuff. We're not even going into the fact that Bioware's writing has the subtle grace of an anvil, and if that synthesis were any type of theme they wanted to promote next to Saren, it would not be limited to one single line. Compare that to the Illusive Man who never shuts up about controlling the Reapers in ME3.
Saren was only working with them to save his own arse.
Modifié par HYR 2.0, 04 septembre 2012 - 04:43 .
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