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[Toolbox 24]

Sha'ira the Consort - could it be she that has been indoctrinated by the Reapers to spread lies and conspiracies about the good Commander?

At the moment, she's my number 1 choice for antagonist in the upcoming Citadel DLC. She's influential (even if she her name is tarnished) and she has powerful friends...

Otherwise, I don't think she has a single mention even in ME3.

Just a thought, it'll either be her, Harkin or an as yet, unknown person(s).

Any thoughts?

[Clayless]

Assuming there's a Shepard explanation for her being disgraced, this theory is so good it feels like I'm spoiling myself.

Modifié par Robosexual, 01 mars 2013 - 11:40 .

[M Hedonist]

That's smart. Seriously. That'd actually be too smart.
It'll probably end up being Cerberus henchman #3 or something stupid.

[Toolbox 24]

If she's indoctrinated, i doubt it would matter if she'd had prior contact with Shepard or not. She'd just be the Reapers (Harby?) puppet to create a conspiracy about him.

[Dieb]

This is a really good guess. Like you said, she has the means to. An indoctrinated Sha'ira would make a lot more sense than drunk bum Harkin turned underworld genius, turned evil overlord...

Modifié par Baelrahn, 01 mars 2013 - 11:56 .

[Kulbelbolka]

I think Bailey. It was comic book about Udina making him head of C-SEC. It meanse Bailey maybe pretty loyal to Udina and it means he can be also involved.

[Toolbox 24]

Bailey to me doesn't seem the sort to resort to that sort of thing, he appreciated the promotion, but resented it as well - that much is plain to see in ME3. Doesn't he even voice his distrust of Udina?

I dunno...I'm still betting on Sha'ira though!!

[Weltea]

You don't even have too meet her though if I remember correctly.
And wasn't it said that the person behind everything has a reason to hate Shepard? No matter what Sha'ira has no reason. (Unless we're going 'controlled by Harbinger. Harbinger hates Shepard=Sha'ira has reason to hate Sheaprd')
Her being behind the conspiracy is one of the few things that could ruin the DLC for me, I just don't think there's a way to make that believable.

Kulbelbolka wrote...

I think Bailey. It was comic book about Udina making him head of C-SEC. It meanse Bailey maybe pretty loyal to Udina and it means he can be also involved.

Bailey would be a terrible choice. Aside from him voicing suspions about Udina etc. there's also that his character is interesting because he's a (light) grey character. 

Modifié par Weltea, 01 mars 2013 - 02:12 .

[Slappy Ya Face]

No. I think it was chris priestly who said that we know the person and they have a good reason.

[kookie28]

GENIUS

[thijs166]

Hmmm, i dunno could be possible. But personally im guessing somewhat in the line with the keepers.

[shodiswe]

It would make sense, she had access to a lot of highlevel politicians and bussiness leaders... She would be able to setup quite the conspiracy... Maybe she's a spectre! one of the low profile ones...

[Argolas]

It's the Yahg.

[BD Manchild]

I doubt it. Sha'ira was a side-quest character who not everyone will have encountered. Even if they did, why would she have it in for Shepard? Indoctrination doesn't count.

[_aLucidMind_]

I can't really come up with any characters that could have a conspiracy "with good reason" against Shepard that isn't possibly dead in ME3.

[Bob Garbage]

lol. Nah.

[MassStorm]

Indoctrinated Consort would be lame....can someone be just evil in the ME universe without being indoctrinated??? That would be refreshing.....

I don't think it's the Consort though since she has no reason to hate Shepard....