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| Re: Notice you don't learn a single thing...(spoil | |
| Posted By: Kanen Faud'r <eli@nuprometheus.com> | Date: 11/22/01 5:15 a.m. |
In Response To: Re: Notice you don't learn a single thing...(spoil (Harry) : 343 Guilty Spark cannot activate Halo by himself, like he says close before
: -Harry Right, but why wouldn't the Forerunners have done so? If the Flood doesn't exist in the rest of the galaxy obviously it was either created on Halo or contained there. Clearly they therefore had the technology at the time to have destroyed it. I'm back to the library tomorrow in hopes of finding my precious Spark quote, but we're still lacking a logical explanation for Halo's massive destructive capability... I think the only thing that makes sense is to "contain" the Flood if it leaves Halo, and that only makes sense if there is a reason to keep the Flood around. It can't be a weapon because clearly they have WAY more effective weapons if they can destroy all life within 25,000 light years. It could be a pet research project, but then why wouldn't they still be there studying it or have cleaned up Halo when they were done? - eli | |
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