BoBear wrote...
Adanu wrote...
His intent was to stop Templars and Mages **** footing around the very serious and true issue of THE CURRENT CIRCLE SYSTEM NOT WORKING AND HAVING BROKEN LONG AGO FROM TEMPLAR ABUSES.
Without radical change, there was no way in hell mages would get any semblence of reform of freedom that would work for both parties. Without rebellion, the Templars would simply dictate all terms. Just look at Lambert in Asunder. This man is the LORD SEEKER and essentially the top Templar. Do you really think this man and all others like them would willingly give up the power they held? It was either force, or submission for more ages when reform failed.
People in the modern day don't seem to realize that violence is usually the only way to reform things. It is very, very rare for reform to come without force. Naivette doesn't make you right, it makes you soft.
We could argue exactly what his intent was but whatever that exactly is does not justify killing innocent people. I'll agree that a war is needed to end this conflict but I will not agree that what Anders did to start it was neccessary. Nor was it justified.
If he didn't do what he did, he wouldn't have pushed everyone past trying to compromise and into open conflict. He was lucky with Meredith going insane. He probably saw it coming.
If he didn't do what he did, it would have simply turned into another set of pot shots. Meredith didn't have the authority to anull the circle without the priestess dead. He know exactly what he was doing when he killed her. Without her as a check, the tension spilled over into the streets. It sucks for the bystanders for sure.... but it sucked for AGES for the mages. Pretending what the mages went through for all of that time was nothing is naive at best.





Retour en haut





