ToshiStation38 wrote...
As much as I like Miranda, I'm not going to sacrifice roleplaying. Sometimes I almost forget there's more to this trilogy than Miranda.
Heretic, you must be rewritten. Have to see if Legion kept a copy of the virus.

I can understand your point of view, from a RP perspective. Though like Ieldra, I think someone in the situation you describe would in the end still go to Miranda when she asks, since hell, it might be the last chance.
As for Miranda constantly saying no, I didn't have a problem with Shepard's persistence since she clearly demonstrated her interest, as evidenced by her flirting and body language. Her reason for saying no was the mission, so in essence it wasn't a true "No.", and considering the possible future, better take the chance.
If her no had been about having no interest, my Shepard would've definitely backed down.
@Ieldra: always good to have the crafter of the MiriManif share my opinion. Yeah, I think that the love scene is the point where it becomes a real relationship, because I see it as the fullest demonstration of them giving themselves to each other, mind and body.
As the drell would say, only in that moment did the Whole Shepard and the Whole Miranda commit fully to each other and Connected, creating another Whole together as one.
And while I love the cuddling scenes, I wish we could have additional dialogue after the end game. I just hope Bioware expands on the existing relationship in ME3.