royceclemens wrote...
Mondo47 wrote...
Miranda's constantly banging on about how smart she is, yet she's incapable of either reading between the lines or attempting to diffuse the situation. Oh, but Jack went there to pick a fight, the Miridians (well, if we're Jackolytes) say, she's just standing up for herself. Pffftttt... if she really is a genius she shouldn't be poking at someone who can turn her into a meat pretzel (exhibit a - biotic bubble affair... Jack is the mightier biotic). Oh, but it was a rogue cell, they say. Surely Miranda is not so blindly faithful to Cerberus that she can't see that semantics of an argument like that are going to mean nothing to the person that was filled with drugs, experimented on, went through endless surgical procedures and was robbed of any chance to be normal. Oh, but Miranda had a hard childhood too... yeah, daughter of the riches (and admittedly coldest) man in the galaxy? My heart ****ing bleeds... when Miranda has an uplifting collection of rape annecdotes, I'll change my mind.
That argument always gets to me; you can argue the semantics of it forever and a day, but to side with Miranda is to just outright say you don't have a heart, you lack empathy, or you just want to get in her Cerberus-issue ***** suit.
I'm just so glad the word I made up is catching on...
But the cracky thing about all this is that she'll admit to Shepard that what Cerberus did to Jack was a mistake, but she won't admit it to Jack even if she did start the fight. And what's Miranda's justification for almost coming to blows?
"She's jeopardizing the mission!"
So a powerful, easily guided woman with personal issues somehow poses more of a threat than the woman who decides to manipulate her into violence because the words "That sucks, I'm sorry" are beyond her? What the hell kind of sense does that make? That's like Stephen Colbert poking a bear in the eye! She should damn well know better.
"Guaging other people's motives" my fat, nerdy hinder.
Plus she misleads you during the final mission. Saying that any biotic can hold a barrier which is not true. She tries to steal Samara's thunder and is all like "Nuh uh, I can like totally do the barrier thing too!"





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