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singularityderp2011-05-07 06:58 pm
knight4darkness.livejournal.com) wrote in singularityderp2011-05-07 06:58 pm
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I have no graphic for this :|
1. Post with your characters. Or make one post for all your characters. WHATEVA.
2. Other people ask what your character thinks about their character(s).
3. TL;DR as much as you feel like!
4. Copy-pasta on to CR charts! Or...something.
5. NOBODY IS LATE nobody is allowed to be late keep checking back and see if other people posted so you can ask them, too!
6. ???
7. PROFIT
this probably goes by another name because i just remember it vaguely from another game but.
if it bugs you that much you have to tell me what it's actually called B)
oh goodness this should be fun
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ANYWAY, I'm gonna just...edit his outdated entry from Sarah's CR chart:
Sarah and T's relationship is a complicated one, a combination of parent/rebellious teenager-bodyguard/charge-commanding officer/soldier-bickering married couple. She depends on him to watch out for her and John and to accomplish whatever tasks she needs done, even as she gets frustrated with having to keep a constant eye on him to keep him out of trouble. She was crushed when he sacrificed himself to save her from Pyramid Head, and shocked enough by his death that she started referring to him as 'he' rather than 'it.' She was also pissed as fuck when he came back and didn't tell her right away.
As time has passed and the Terminator has grown beyond his original (re)programming, Sarah has grown more and more anxious and wary, afraid that the AI she's chosen to trust with her life and her son's is growing dangerously close to snapping and becoming a threat - one who knows every one of their vulnerabilities. These fears culminated with the Terminator's outright refusal to follow her orders and his physically shoving her at the picnic.
As a result, she's made the choice not to risk returning the Terminator's personality chip. Even repaired, she's afraid that what's happened before could happen again: a Terminator whose programming is evolved is not one she can predict or know to be safe. Instead, she's left T as a mindless, automated drone. It creeps her right the fuck out and brings back lots of awful memories about the Terminator sent to kill her in 1984, but at least she knows it'll do what she tells it to do.
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WELP Sarah isn't a huge fan of the military, but for some reason, she doesn't really associate Shepard with that the way she does the Spartans. (If this Shep were a dude, though, things would probably be vastly different. LOL MEN ONLY KNOW HOW TO DESTROY etc. etc.)
But as it is Sarah thinks Shep is pretty okay. She's competent and together and doesn't take shit from anybody, and Sarah respects that. Sarah doesn't have a lot of female friends (or...friends at all) but Shepard is one of the very few she'd feel comfortable sitting down and cracking a beer with. She's still not too pleased with what Legion did to T, but considering that she's proven incapable of keeping her own AI under control, she really has no room to start blaming Shepard for that.
Yes it should
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Delta and York attempting to calm her down and explain things has helped to cool her initial absolute rage at Epsilon, but she still has a very low opinion of him. She knows Delta wants to help him, and she's grudgingly accepted that, but she still doesn't really get why. In her opinion, Epsilon is a failed experiment, doomed from the start, and it would be best for everyone if he was just taken offline before anyone really gets hurt. She wouldn't crush his chip even if she got the chance, out of respect for York and Delta's wishes, but she doesn't trust him at all.
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