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[ashlover mark 2]

SilverRose208 wrote...

I really, really wish there was a dialogue option in the game when she calls Shep "O Captain, my Captain" for him to reply, "You want me to fall cold and dead?" Also, is it bad that's the first thing I thought when I heard her say that?

well if you choose the 2nd dialgogue option he say's "as i reacall the captain dies in that poem" she laughs.

[SilverRose208]

Ah, well.... Nerd curiousity extinguished.

[KendallX23]

Talking bout the stuff that don't wear off

It don't fade

It'll last for all these crazy days

These crazy nights

Whether you wrong or you right

I'm a still love you

Still feel you

Still there for you

No matter what (hehe)

You will always be in my heart

With unconditional love

[RazerPhoenix]

Need your opinions, I'm working on a series of wallpapers, one of which includes Ash and Miranda.



It features a box similar to this:







But where this one says loyalist, I need something to describe both characters.



I thought 'femme fatales', but wasn't sure. So I figured I'd see if you guys had any better suggestions.

[ashlover mark 2]

@Razer ive been trying too think of a good one but mirir and ash are such polar opposites that when i think of one it dosnt match for both the best i can come up with is soldiers......sorry.

[KendallX23]

ashlover mark 2 wrote...

@Razer ive been trying too think of a good one but mirir and ash are such polar opposites that when i think of one it dosnt match for both the best i can come up with is soldiers......sorry.

well one thing in common is that they are both loyal to who they serve..well to a point...

[Telemachus78]

SilverRose208 wrote...

I really, really wish there was a dialogue option in the game when she calls Shep "O Captain, my Captain" for him to reply, "You want me to fall cold and dead?" Also, is it bad that's the first thing I thought when I heard her say that?

Edit: *puts on critical thinking cap*  You know, it's actually an interesting poem to reference in the broader scope of ME.  The Whitman poem is (acknowledged as) a reference to Moby Dick.  Could the reapers be Shepard's 'white whale', the objects he's chasing ultimately to his own destruction?  Hmm.  Kind of fits.

Walt Whitman is refering to Ab Lincoln in his poem "O Captain, My Captain"
He expressing his deep love for his slain leader. So she also is expressing her deep
love for her Captain.

[SilverRose208]

Telemachus78 wrote...

SilverRose208 wrote...

I really, really wish there was a dialogue option in the game when she calls Shep "O Captain, my Captain" for him to reply, "You want me to fall cold and dead?" Also, is it bad that's the first thing I thought when I heard her say that?

Edit: *puts on critical thinking cap*  You know, it's actually an interesting poem to reference in the broader scope of ME.  The Whitman poem is (acknowledged as) a reference to Moby Dick.  Could the reapers be Shepard's 'white whale', the objects he's chasing ultimately to his own destruction?  Hmm.  Kind of fits.

Walt Whitman is refering to Ab Lincoln in his poem "O Captain, My Captain"
He expressing his deep love for his slain leader. So she also is expressing her deep
love for her Captain.

Agreed... But it was the context of that I was exploring, I suppose, in particular relation to the Moby Dick allusion.  Starbuck calls Ahab "O Captain, my Captain" a few times right before he meets his maker and his ship goes boom. 

[Telemachus78]

SilverRose208 wrote...

Telemachus78 wrote...

SilverRose208 wrote...

I really, really wish there was a dialogue option in the game when she calls Shep "O Captain, my Captain" for him to reply, "You want me to fall cold and dead?" Also, is it bad that's the first thing I thought when I heard her say that?

Edit: *puts on critical thinking cap*  You know, it's actually an interesting poem to reference in the broader scope of ME.  The Whitman poem is (acknowledged as) a reference to Moby Dick.  Could the reapers be Shepard's 'white whale', the objects he's chasing ultimately to his own destruction?  Hmm.  Kind of fits.

Walt Whitman is refering to Ab Lincoln in his poem "O Captain, My Captain"
He expressing his deep love for his slain leader. So she also is expressing her deep
love for her Captain.

Agreed... But it was the context of that I was exploring, I suppose, in particular relation to the Moby Dick allusion.  Starbuck calls Ahab "O Captain, my Captain" a few times right before he meets his maker and his ship goes boom. 

agreed

[RazerPhoenix]

KendallX23 wrote...

ashlover mark 2 wrote...

@Razer ive been trying too think of a good one but mirir and ash are such polar opposites that when i think of one it dosnt match for both the best i can come up with is soldiers......sorry.

well one thing in common is that they are both loyal to who they serve..well to a point...

Thanks guys, think I'll go with loyalists, it does seem to fit

[Lord Zeuss]

SilverRose208 wrote...

I really, really wish there was a dialogue option in the game when she calls Shep "O Captain, my Captain" for him to reply, "You want me to fall cold and dead?" Also, is it bad that's the first thing I thought when I heard her say that?

When does this happen? I don't remember this.

[RazerPhoenix]

Lord Zeuss wrote...

SilverRose208 wrote...

I really, really wish there was a dialogue option in the game when she calls Shep "O Captain, my Captain" for him to reply, "You want me to fall cold and dead?" Also, is it bad that's the first thing I thought when I heard her say that?

When does this happen? I don't remember this.

When she comes to visit you in your cabin on the way to Ilos.

[VutaatVerd]

RazerPhoenix wrote...

Need your opinions, I'm working on a series of wallpapers, one of which includes Ash and Miranda.

It features a box similar to this:



But where this one says loyalist, I need something to describe both characters.

I thought 'femme fatales', but wasn't sure. So I figured I'd see if you guys had any better suggestions.

What about a survivalist, I think both woman have what it takes to survive just about anything.

[RazerPhoenix]

VutaatVerd wrote...

RazerPhoenix wrote...

Need your opinions, I'm working on a series of wallpapers, one of which includes Ash and Miranda.

It features a box similar to this:
<snip>
But where this one says loyalist, I need something to describe both characters.

I thought 'femme fatales', but wasn't sure. So I figured I'd see if you guys had any better suggestions.

What about a survivalist, I think both woman have what it takes to survive just about anything.

I like!

[drunken pyromaniac]

*walks in, sees Miranda discussion, walks out*

[Collider]

Femme Fatales wouldn't work for Ashley or Miranda. Miranda doesn't use her looks/sex to get men to do what she wants, and Ashley doesn't either.

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Ashley and Miranda really don't have much in common.

[epoch_]

Collider wrote...

Ashley and Miranda really don't have much in common.

This is what I thought as well. I can't think of a word to describe both of them.


Women?


Brown hair club?

[Collider]

epoch_ wrote...

Collider wrote...

Ashley and Miranda really don't have much in common.

This is what I thought as well. I can't think of a word to describe both of them.


Women?

Yes.

Brown hair club?

Miranda has black hair.

They also both have eyelids and spines.

[drunken pyromaniac]

Collider wrote...

They also both have eyelids and spines.

Don't forget fingers and lungs. Those are key to their characters.

[Andaius20]

what about finger and toe nails?

[RazerPhoenix]

epoch_ wrote...

Collider wrote...

Ashley and Miranda really don't have much in common.

This is what I thought as well.

Really? You guys don't see them as having anything in common?

I always thought of them as being very similar in nature, but fighting for opposing factions. Both are completely loyal to their own side, strong willied, independent and willing to fight for what they believe. Two sides of the same coin

[drunken pyromaniac]

Andaius20 wrote...

what about finger and toe nails?

How silly of me to forget!

[Collider]

RazerPhoenix wrote...

epoch_ wrote...

Collider wrote...

Ashley and Miranda really don't have much in common.

This is what I thought as well.

Really? You guys don't see them as having anything in common?

I always thought of them as being very similar in nature, but fighting for opposing factions. Both are completely loyal to their own side,

Not true. Ashley didn't like the Alliance as much as Kaidan did. And Miranda resigns from Cerberus if you destroy the base.

strong willied, independent and willing to fight for what they believe.

That describes just about any squad mate you have in ME2.

[RazerPhoenix]

Collider wrote...

RazerPhoenix wrote...

epoch_ wrote...

Collider wrote...

Ashley and Miranda really don't have much in common.

This is what I thought as well.

Really? You guys don't see them as having anything in common?

I always thought of them as being very similar in nature, but fighting for opposing factions. Both are completely loyal to their own side,

Not true. Ashley didn't like the Alliance as much as Kaidan did. And Miranda resigns from Cerberus if you destroy the base.

Both are loyal to their principles, whether they match Cerberus, Alliance or you actions.

[chem light]

So what you're saying is that Miranda is Ashley's evil, genetically engineered twin?