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Annjul666 wrote...
Thank you then, Ieldra.
Good to know that someone dared to defend our dear Miranda.
Love that pics with Yvonne... thanx, now i can move on with my depression.
pyro_technician wrote...
Prudii Aden wrote...
*SNIP *
Just think of how poor Shepard would feel if our Miranda had twin girls? He'd DROWN in estrogen!
JobacNoor wrote...
Maybe they should release a DLC in which the crew of the Normandy must all individually purchase a crappy shuttle and then race each other to the Citadel from Omega?
Asaosoa wrote...
Is the infatuation with Miranda based more on a crush on the real life actress she is modeled after (don't know how to spell her name), who is very good looking and from what i've heard a good actress (haven't seen chuck, although i will check it out some time) or based more on the actually digital woman Miranda? I am genually curious.
Asaosoa wrote...
ok, well i don't know if can do 147 pages but after your responses i think i will go back and try to get a good feel for this thread. The responses so far were pretty much what i expected, and i do like seeing other peoples views on characters, especially ones i find interesting myself. I wonder if ME will eventually go the way of halo and star wars and get a huge expanded universe where a lot of these characters are really hashed out.....
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jtav wrote...
I posted in that Miranda hate thread. Why do I even bother?
Anybody want to see a fanfic excerpt?
jtav wrote...
I posted in that Miranda hate thread. Why do I even bother?
Miranda had two messages waiting for her when she finally returned to her quarters that evening. The first was from Orianna. It's almost stream of consciousness. Orianna hopped from topic to topic like a frog. She'd been accepted into the bioengineering program at the Lowell City Institute of Technology. Does Miranda have any advice? Her mother loved her new job as a sales agent for Binary Helix. Dad was thinking of getting a dog. The boy who worked at the coffee shop was really cute.
Miranda smiled. Her sister had the normal life she deserved; and, thanks to Shepard, Miranda could share in that life. She had no idea what to tell her about college. She'd never been. Her father had engaged an army of tutors and minders to instruct his heir. She'd lived off the grid after she'd run away until she'd found Cerberus. After, there had been no time to continue her formal education. She's read and talked to experts when she needed to know something for a mission or for her own edification, but that wasn't the same as pulling an all nighter in the company of people her own age.
She didn't know what to say about the boy either. She'd never had a real relationship as a teenager. Her father had seen to that as well. He'd always had her watched and made sure she was never alone. God forbid that she needs some boy and ruin his plans for a genetic dynasty. Sex she understood. She'd used it to manipulate, to relieve stress, to have fun. But the schoolgirl crushes and dinner dates that she sincerely hoped were the limits of her sister's experience with the opposite sex were as foreign to her as rachni. Maybe that was why she kept making a fool of herself in front of Shepard with they were alone. Her inner teenager was taking revenge for decades of neglect.
Prudii Aden wrote...
JobacNoor wrote...
Maybe they should release a DLC in which the crew of the Normandy must all individually purchase a crappy shuttle and then race each other to the Citadel from Omega?
Now that would be amusing! Bit of theatrics would probably work a lot better than DLC, though. Not quite sure how they'd make it work..
Who'd be Clarkson?
Who'd be Hamster?
Who'd be Captain Slow?
MegWithAMouth wrote...
Night, Andy!
OT Chuck post: Apparently this was posted at tvguide *spoilers*:
"Any Chuck scoop? — Mary Ann
MICKEY: I have a series of teases: Someone gets fired. Someone has a child. Someone learns Chuck’s secret. Someone (who’s not a spy) will be in serious danger. Bonus tease: This season’s Subway product placement will be less than subtle in the coming weeks. Hope you like banana peppers!
jtav wrote...
Okay then. *coughs*Miranda had two messages waiting for her when she finally returned to her quarters that evening. The first was from Orianna. It's almost stream of consciousness. Orianna hopped from topic to topic like a frog. She'd been accepted into the bioengineering program at the Lowell City Institute of Technology. Does Miranda have any advice? Her mother loved her new job as a sales agent for Binary Helix. Dad was thinking of getting a dog. The boy who worked at the coffee shop was really cute.
Miranda smiled. Her sister had the normal life she deserved; and, thanks to Shepard, Miranda could share in that life. She had no idea what to tell her about college. She'd never been. Her father had engaged an army of tutors and minders to instruct his heir. She'd lived off the grid after she'd run away until she'd found Cerberus. After, there had been no time to continue her formal education. She's read and talked to experts when she needed to know something for a mission or for her own edification, but that wasn't the same as pulling an all nighter in the company of people her own age.
She didn't know what to say about the boy either. She'd never had a real relationship as a teenager. Her father had seen to that as well. He'd always had her watched and made sure she was never alone. God forbid that she needs some boy and ruin his plans for a genetic dynasty. Sex she understood. She'd used it to manipulate, to relieve stress, to have fun. But the schoolgirl crushes and dinner dates that she sincerely hoped were the limits of her sister's experience with the opposite sex were as foreign to her as rachni. Maybe that was why she kept making a fool of herself in front of Shepard with they were alone. Her inner teenager was taking revenge for decades of neglect.
MegWithAMouth wrote...
Night, Andy!
OT Chuck post: Apparently this was posted at tvguide *spoilers*:
"Any Chuck scoop? — Mary Ann
MICKEY: I have a series of teases: Someone gets fired. Someone has a child. Someone learns Chuck’s secret. Someone (who’s not a spy) will be in serious danger. Bonus tease: This season’s Subway product placement will be less than subtle in the coming weeks. Hope you like banana peppers!
MegWithAMouth wrote...
Night, Andy!
OT Chuck post: Apparently this was posted at tvguide *spoilers*:
"Any Chuck scoop? — Mary Ann
MICKEY: I have a series of teases: Someone gets fired. Someone has a child. Someone learns Chuck’s secret. Someone (who’s not a spy) will be in serious danger. Bonus tease: This season’s Subway product placement will be less than subtle in the coming weeks. Hope you like banana peppers!
Jediknight120 wrote...
So here's a question for you all. I am kicking around a short story idea in my head - which may or may not come together due to school + work responsibilities - involving the incident on Akuze. I thought it would be interesting to somehow connect Miranda to that, but I'm not sure if it makes sense.
My gut tells me that if Miranda had any involvement in Akuze, she would have told Shepard sometime after they rescued her sister. I'm trying to come up with a justification for her not telling him until after she quits Cerberus. The best I've been able to come up with is that TIM pulls the "I'm protecting your sister" card on her when she starts to get close to Shepard. Obviously TIM doesn't want Shepard to know for certain that Cerberus was responsible for Akuze, and I think her sister's safety is the only thing that would cause Miranda to keep that info from Shepard. At the end, when Miranda tells TIM to go to hell, she knows they'll have to get her sister away from Cerberus anyway and confesses to Shepard. I'm thinking it would be more along the lines of she could have stopped the massacre by warning the Marines of the maws, rather than being the cause of it.
Any of that make sense?
Yeah, or maybe Morgan's mom and Big Mike.Vamp44 wrote...
MegWithAMouth wrote...
Night, Andy!
OT Chuck post: Apparently this was posted at tvguide *spoilers*:
"Any Chuck scoop? — Mary Ann
MICKEY: I have a series of teases: Someone gets fired. Someone has a child. Someone learns Chuck’s secret. Someone (who’s not a spy) will be in serious danger. Bonus tease: This season’s Subway product placement will be less than subtle in the coming weeks. Hope you like banana peppers!
I'm going to guess and say Chuck's sister is the one who's going to have a child. Just a guess.
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