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[General Ashous]

Hmmmmmm.... got one. Thane is so in love with Shepard that he can not die as his love for her is so strong it even overcomes death itself. They say love is so strong it can over come death (I doubt it but it could be his saviour, in which cas eI'd be proven wrong).

[Twilight_Princess]

FieryPhoenix7 wrote...

If the infection has spread across other organs, then not even Feron's lungs can save Thane. Well, they would probably prolong his life, but that's that. The "dying sticker" would still be there.

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DAN NA NA NA!

"Thane found  drell organs!"

[abnocte]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

abnocte wrote...
Thane bathes on Threser maw blood curing all his wounds and Keprals, and also becomes bulletproof

Except the ankle, where Grunt was holding him to dip him in...

Shhhhhhhhh!!

Don't say it out loud! It's a secret...

[JECWSU]

General Ashous wrote...

Hmmmmmm.... got one. Thane is so in love with Shepard that he can not die as his love for her is so strong it even overcomes death itself. They say love is so strong it can over come death (I doubt it but it could be his saviour, in which cas eI'd be proven wrong).

This one. It has to be this one.

[abnocte]

General Ashous wrote...

Hmmmmmm.... got one. Thane is so in love with Shepard that he can not die as his love for her is so strong it even overcomes death itself. They say love is so strong it can over come death (I doubt it but it could be his saviour, in which cas eI'd be proven wrong).

Awww. I don't believe in it but... awww
Now I want to watch Pricess Bride again.... that gives me an idea....

Thane dies but Shepard doesn't give up. She goes to a far away planet searching for Miracle Max! a man than can resurrect another with fruit dipped in chocolate!!

[Sable Rhapsody]

abnocte wrote...

General Ashous wrote...

Hmmmmmm.... got one. Thane is so in love with Shepard that he can not die as his love for her is so strong it even overcomes death itself. They say love is so strong it can over come death (I doubt it but it could be his saviour, in which cas eI'd be proven wrong).

Awww. I don't believe in it but... awww
Now I want to watch Pricess Bride again.... that gives me an idea....

Thane dies but Shepard doesn't give up. She goes to a far away planet searching for Miracle Max! a man than can resurrect another with fruit dipped in chocolate!!

I think only Wesley and Beast get to pull that off   While an awesome assassin, Thane is neither a Dread Pirate Roberts nor an enchanted prince.  More's the pity.

[General Ashous]

Hainkpe wrote...

General Ashous wrote...

Hmmmmmm.... got one. Thane is so in love with Shepard that he can not die as his love for her is so strong it even overcomes death itself. They say love is so strong it can over come death (I doubt it but it could be his saviour, in which cas eI'd be proven wrong).

Awww!! Sweet.

I... am not... sweet. Your magic blessing has not changed me yet, my dear. My mind is still set on the metal body. I seriously doubt it's this. I have a new one. Thane discovers the heart of Will Turner and shoots it, making him the captain of the Flying Dutchman, sorted. I wouldn't mind that job myself, I'd love the Davy Jones look. I think I'd suit it, almost as much as I'd suit the metal body.

[General Ashous]

Hainkpe wrote...

General Ashous wrote...

Hainkpe wrote...
Awww!! Sweet.

I... am not... sweet. Your magic blessing has not changed me yet, my dear.

LOL Haha! But you want to be, don't ya? Don't ya? Admit it!
If you really don't want to, then I can say, Sour?

(Grievous) Never! I will feel no such thing. It is a complete waste of time, time that I could easily dedicate to something more useful and productive. Define sour. I'm not quite getting what you mean to tell me. Thane was lucky with Shepard, I will admit. His gamble paid off. I love gambling, I'm great with dice. I never get snake eyes. Anyhow, love is too big a gamble for me.

[General Ashous]

A good gambler knows when a gamble is too big and when the odds are against him. Then, he looks for a gamble that's more favourable. Contradiction solved. No, no, I was saying he was lucky Shepard felt the same way, not Irikah. His run in with Irikah was fate, I believe. They were destined to be together, just not for their full lives unfortunately. Gambling ending, that's a risky gamble, too risky a gamble for me. The odds are against me there, very much so.

[JECWSU]

General Ashous wrote...

A good gambler knows when a gamble is too big and when the odds are against him. Then, he looks for a gamble that's more favourable. Contradiction solved. No, no, I was saying he was lucky Shepard felt the same way, not Irikah. His run in with Irikah was fate, I believe. They were destined to be together, just not for their full lives unfortunately. Gambling ending, that's a risky gamble, too risky a gamble for me. The odds are against me there, very much so.

You could also say that he was lucky that Irikah felt the same way. She probably didn't want anything to do with him at first. I really don't think that relationship was meant to last.

[Saibh]

JECWSU wrote...

General Ashous wrote...

A good gambler knows when a gamble is too big and when the odds are against him. Then, he looks for a gamble that's more favourable. Contradiction solved. No, no, I was saying he was lucky Shepard felt the same way, not Irikah. His run in with Irikah was fate, I believe. They were destined to be together, just not for their full lives unfortunately. Gambling ending, that's a risky gamble, too risky a gamble for me. The odds are against me there, very much so.

You could also say that he was lucky that Irikah felt the same way. She probably didn't want anything to do with him at first. I really don't think that relationship was meant to last.

Not with the way Thane was to her, no. He just couldn't stop being an assassin, unfortunately. I got the impression (but my memory is bad) he lied to her about what he did and where he went. After all, the woman nearly sacrificed her life to stop a murder. Thane sort of keeps doing it anyway, and I can't imagine she'd be okay with it. They're relationship was sort of unhealthy. He lied to her all the time, about something pretty majorly fundamental that would hold their relationship together (like "I don't like my spouse killing people").

All it would've taken is her finding out early, or her getting frustrated with always leaving, and it would have ended. Thane built up their relationship on a pack of lies. Poor Irikah.

Modifié par Saibh, 28 octobre 2010 - 04:13 .

[Fiery Phoenix]

Wow, I never thought of it that way, Saibh. I guess you're right, though.

[General Ashous]

Saibh wrote...

JECWSU wrote...

General Ashous wrote...

A good gambler knows when a gamble is too big and when the odds are against him. Then, he looks for a gamble that's more favourable. Contradiction solved. No, no, I was saying he was lucky Shepard felt the same way, not Irikah. His run in with Irikah was fate, I believe. They were destined to be together, just not for their full lives unfortunately. Gambling ending, that's a risky gamble, too risky a gamble for me. The odds are against me there, very much so.

You could also say that he was lucky that Irikah felt the same way. She probably didn't want anything to do with him at first. I really don't think that relationship was meant to last.

Not with the way Thane was to her, no. He just couldn't stop being an assassin, unfortunately. I got the impression (but my memory is bad) her lied to her about what he did and where he went. After all, the woman nearly sacrificed her life to stop a murder. Thane sort of keeps doing it anyway, and I can't imagine she'd be okay with it. They're relationship was sort of unhealthy. He lied to her all the time, about something pretty majorly fundamental that would hold their relationship together (like "I don't like my spouse killing people").

All it would've taken is her finding out early, or her getting frustrated with always leaving, and it would have ended. Thane built up their relationship on a pack of lies. Poor Irikah.

@Hainkpe, thank you. (Grievous) You will never break through this tough exterior of mine. Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha cough cough cough cough. Ugh.
Indeed, I was unsure about the relationship with Irikah and I was curious about how it lasted. It seemed like an odd choice for her to make, to marry an assassin. OK, it's Thane and we all love Thane. However, you never know if an assassin will come back alive. As for the lying, I don't think he did lie to her. I believe he said that she said he was 'away on business' to cover for him. The only oother reason I believe she knew he was an assassin is that he aimed a gun at her. I'm sure you'd remember that in your spouse. Still, I may be wrong and you may be valid but I'm sure that she knew he was an assassin all along. I'm not one hundred percent sure but I'm about seventy percent. This is a big gamble (winks at Hainkpe) that I will be wrong but I'm taking my chances.

[JECWSU]

Saibh wrote...

Not with the way Thane was to her, no. He just couldn't stop being an assassin, unfortunately. I got the impression (but my memory is bad) her lied to her about what he did and where he went. After all, the woman nearly sacrificed her life to stop a murder. Thane sort of keeps doing it anyway, and I can't imagine she'd be okay with it. They're relationship was sort of unhealthy. He lied to her all the time, about something pretty majorly fundamental that would hold their relationship together (like "I don't like my spouse killing people").

All it would've taken is her finding out early, or her getting frustrated with always leaving, and it would have ended. Thane built up their relationship on a pack of lies. Poor Irikah.

I pretty sure she knew what he did she just hated it. I'm sure she wanted him to stop, but he didn't know how to do anything else. I just think the relationship was never going to last. She was alone all the time. She was raising their son alone. It had to be hard. She was always lying to people saying he was away on business. They just didn't seem to be a good match.

Modifié par JECWSU, 28 octobre 2010 - 04:32 .

[Saibh]

General Ashous wrote...
Indeed, I was unsure about the relationship with Irikah and I was curious about how it lasted. It seemed like an odd choice for her to make, to marry an assassin. OK, it's Thane and we all love Thane. However, you never know if an assassin will come back alive. As for the lying, I don't think he did lie to her. I believe he said that she said he was 'away on business' to cover for him. The only oother reason I believe she knew he was an assassin is that he aimed a gun at her. I'm sure you'd remember that in your spouse. Still, I may be wrong and you may be valid but I'm sure that she knew he was an assassin all along. I'm not one hundred percent sure but I'm about seventy percent. This is a big gamble (winks at Hainkpe) that I will be wrong but I'm taking my chances.

Oh, it's not that she didn't know who he was, it's that I think he must have lied about what he continued to do. I honestly can't remember/find the conversation of this in particular, so take what I say with a grain of salt. But she was willing to die to save some random stranger on the street. For all she knew, the target totally deserved it. Why would she be okay with him continuing to murder people? 

Alright, found the dialogue. "I just...did my job. I hunted and killed across the galaxy. "Away on business", my wife used to tell people. I was always away on business."

Hm. That could go either way towards whether or not she knew. But it doesn't seem like she would--I mean why, if she was willing to die to save some random stranger, would she be okay with Thane continuously murdering people? But the conversation I watched also didn't pursue the Investigate options, so...

Personally, I always wonder about why he says he "begged her pardon". He says it himself: he doesn't believe he's guilty of murdering people under the hanar's direction. After he marries Irikah, he continues to do it anyway (I don't know if he did it before, as well). It seems clear it's exactly as he says--he didn't really want forgiveness, he wanted her forgiveness. In any case, it doesn't seem like they had a really honest relationship.

Modifié par Saibh, 28 octobre 2010 - 04:37 .

[Saibh]

mashavasilec wrote...

some far-fetched assumptions there Saibh

You could explain how you have more definitive proof.

[Saibh]

mashavasilec wrote...

do you have any proof of how he 'lied' to her? we're all in the dark here

Do you have any proof that he didn't? My reasoning is based on how vehemently she was opposed to killing and assassination--remember, she nearly martyred herself to protect some random stranger?--and how he does it anyway. He wanted her to forgive him, but it took awhile. How did that conversation go? "Listen, I'd rather not sit in an office all day, my love, so can I go back to killing people for hire?" I figured she knew he was an assassin--but did she know he kept assassinating? 

I don't really know. But it's conjecture. Discussion. I suppose we could all talk about the things we already know for a fact. I suppose we'd also run out of conversation material pretty quickly.