Valmy wrote...
jtav wrote...
Because they were in the first game. Don't you know the ME cast can do no wrong? *rolls eyes*
Makes me wonder though: how does she know about the husks and rachni? Did TIM tell her? She obviously wasn't on site or she'd be dead. Part of me wants one of those projects to be her idea (in a "husks would make good shock troops" sense not "lets turn an entire colony into husks" sense), but have other people responsible for implementing them in ways that turned into atrocities.
Ah I was not aware of the ME1 rule. 
Kaidan and Ashley seem to be exempt from that rule though.
What exactly she knows is a point of speculation. She has access to alot of Cerberus files but clearly not everything. She seemed to be rather shocked, and honestly shocked, at the details of the Subject Zero project. Though I am not sure how raising kids to be biotic superpeople was ever going to be ethically squeaky clean.
I say it depends on the methods. I don't see anything bad in the purpose of raising super-biotic children as such.
As for what Miranda might have known: if you don't know Rachni are intelligent, experimenting on them doesn't seem that bad. Not worse than breeding and training dogs for battle like they do in DAO. And Cerberus didn't set them free on purpose in ME1 - they escaped (remember the logs at Sigma-23?).
Thorian Creepers are just mindless zombies. That they look humanoid isn't enough reason for special consideration.
That leaves the husks. I don't think Miranda would come up with the idea of using husks if she knew they were made from humans. And since the events on Eden Prime, I think, became pretty much common knowledge in the informed circles, I don't think anyone like Miranda could have remained ignorant for long.
Edit:
What's going on? Has the thread died since I started reading and answering the stuff of the last 14 hours?
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