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[arial]

 So, shepard was dead for two years. a corpse. cold. decaying. lifeless.

And then they brought him back, useing some unknown medical procedure which was never explained nor seems to be repeatible

and yet.

Why does no one ask about the Afterlife? Shepard is the one person who can prove, or disprove almost every human religion (heaven, Hell, Purgatory, re-incarnation). and yet no one bothers to say "Hey Shep, what does happen to us once we die? I'd like to know if I should start going to church"....


*returns to the Shadows*

[Raiil]

arial wrote...

 So, shepard was dead for two years. a corpse. cold. decaying. lifeless.

And then they brought him back, useing some unknown medical procedure which was never explained nor seems to be repeatible

and yet.

Why does no one ask about the Afterlife? Shepard is the one person who can prove, or disprove almost every human religion (heaven, Hell, Purgatory, re-incarnation). and yet no one bothers to say "Hey Shep, what does happen to us once we die? I'd like to know if I should start going to church"....


*returns to the Shadows*

I thought Ashley did ask that? She's never alive in my playthroughs so I'm not sure.

[EnvyTB075]

Because controversy methinks. They cut that scene with Ashley for reasons unknown.

Yeah, "integrity".

[Slayer299]

They actually had a scene with Ashley talking to (romanced) Shepard asking that very thing and it was taken out or rather, not put in.

[NCommand]

His reconstruction took two years, was dead for quite a while though, longer than any other living being, I guess it was just nothing, man how terrifying that idea is

[arial]

Valentia X wrote...

arial wrote...

 So, shepard was dead for two years. a corpse. cold. decaying. lifeless.

And then they brought him back, useing some unknown medical procedure which was never explained nor seems to be repeatible

and yet.

Why does no one ask about the Afterlife? Shepard is the one person who can prove, or disprove almost every human religion (heaven, Hell, Purgatory, re-incarnation). and yet no one bothers to say "Hey Shep, what does happen to us once we die? I'd like to know if I should start going to church"....


*returns to the Shadows*

I thought Ashley did ask that? She's never alive in my playthroughs so I'm not sure.

I never remember Ash asking that

[IllusiveManJr]

Because it didn't make sense. Everything else in ME3 made sense. That didn't, so they cut it.

[Raiil]

Slayer299 wrote...

They actually had a scene with Ashley talking to (romanced) Shepard asking that very thing and it was taken out or rather, not put in.

Ah. I could swear I've actually seen that particular scene before.

[Animositisomina]

Valentia X wrote...

Slayer299 wrote...

They actually had a scene with Ashley talking to (romanced) Shepard asking that very thing and it was taken out or rather, not put in.

Ah. I could swear I've actually seen that particular scene before.

It's cut content, not available in the game, but does exist (the audio) in the game files.

[KainD]

IllusiveManJr wrote...

Everything else in ME3 made sense.

Olol.

[mumba]

Cause ignorance is bliss, right?

[Cainhurst Crow]

What I want to know is why no one is even the least bit alarmed about shepard being a zombie?

They give more of a crap about president huerta escaping death than they do about shepard. And yet no one thinks of relating the two.

[Slayer299]

Okay, went looking for that and here is the dialogue and pics, but no video. Reddit

[Kroitz]

Because it would have made Mass Effect even more fiction than science.

[KainD]

Kroitz wrote...

Because it would have made Mass Effect even more fiction than science.

That's imposible. 

[Kroitz]

KainD wrote...

Kroitz wrote...

Because it would have made Mass Effect even more fiction than science.

That's imposible. 

[Iakus]

 Because asking such questions would detract from the game's artistic value 

[SurelyItsJames]

Well I guess most of the humans on Shepards crew are either Atheist or just don't want to know.

[Rosstoration]

The names Integrity... Artistic Integrity.

[GHNR]

As he said in Cerberus Headquarters, he never remembered anything past the Destruction of the SR1, so yeah, go Void theory.

[Cainhurst Crow]

GHNR wrote...

As he said in Cerberus Headquarters, he never remembered anything past the Destruction of the SR1, so yeah, go Void theory.

Or maybe the afterlife knew it wasn't shepards time to go.

:innocent:

[Nykara]

Shepard was/is a Spectre so most people probably just think it was faked death for some kind of top secret mission besides Shepard is also a hero and they have no reason to think s/he died for their own purposes like tax dodging or whatever.

[GHNR]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

GHNR wrote...

As he said in Cerberus Headquarters, he never remembered anything past the Destruction of the SR1, so yeah, go Void theory.

Or maybe the afterlife knew it wasn't shepards time to go.

:innocent:

But he was kind of the brain dead....

[BeastSaver]

On Chronos station, at a door EDI has to unlock, EDI tells Shepard that a console has data she may wish to see. Going through all three options, Shepard finds out that her injuries are more extensive than she thought. When asked by the squaddie if she remembers anything, the renegade reply is that it's no different than any other time she has been knocked out. The paragon reply wonders if she really is the "real" Shepard or some fancy VI that thinks it's Shepard. If Liara is your LI, Liara tells Shepard that if she had known Shepard had doubts, she could have told her that she knew Shepard was the real thing the first time she touched her.

[CHARK19]

He wasn't ALL dead...