AshiraShepard wrote...
Right, because I'm sure she feels utterly delighted with her life, you can just see the rainbows and daisies popping up around her whenever she walks into a room.
Kudara wrote...
See my point above, at this time it has been 430 years since she last spoke to them. They are matrons, they have spent 9/10 ths of their lives without her presence. 40ish years vs 430.
I imagine she's convinced they probably don't want to see her anymore and she would have to give up being a Justicar to even be able to ask if they would even talk to her after all this time.
DOYOURLABS wrote...
Well of course they would help the new recruit who might have killed a shipful of them instead of doing a slave trade. /sarcasm
Justicars are the only ones who could hunt who they want, and kill who they want. As long as it's permitted by the code.
Eclipse are also a legitimate business, they aren't going to send there men to murder someone publicly.
The children are stuck there forever regardless.
And Samara is nowhere near deranged, she is one of the sanest people we've met in the Mass effect galaxy.
Kudara wrote...
Shrug ok it's obvious that we aren't going to persuade one another on this. You think she's terrible for not going back and I think that after 430years she's probably cringing inside at the thought of trying to talk to her daughters. She's not a perfect fortress of strength, maybe after more time (after her killing Morinth) has passed she might be able to consider it.
adriano_c wrote...
You said it yourself, it was a way to "give her life a purpose", i.e., makes her feel better (to whatever degree doesn't matter). Thing is, Morinth or otherwise, she already had a purpose.
Kudara wrote...
I'm still sticking by my point that after 430 years there's a high probability that her daughters don' need or really want to talk to her anymore. They're not children their adults and they've learned how to live without her after all that time.
AshiraShepard wrote...
Then its just me who thought you were coming across as harsh; hardly a surprise on my part, that's what I get for being soft.
I'll go back to my writing now...
Modifié par adriano_c, 09 septembre 2010 - 11:54 .
Still, she would be selling priceless things that probably wouldn't be enough to go on a multi-system chase to kill someone.Mercs go where the money is.
But at the time she was still in asari space, murder is illegal there. Morinth would notice a large group of armed mercenaries coming after her. Remember the loyalty mission, when you had to trick her and go unarmed? How she has lots of escapes planned?She'd only be killing one person. One that wouldn't be missed in all likelihood.
We've only seen them in the worst light. To be allowed to walk around freely, they would have to keep the killing to minimum. They do things legally to get some of there income.Legitimate in the loosest sense of the word, maybe. You're saying they're above murder? Public or otherwise? That's funny.
Modifié par Kudara, 09 septembre 2010 - 11:59 .
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yorkj86 wrote...
We dont really know anything at all about these monasteries. I'd definitely like to see one.
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