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| Re: Something else I don't like about "Halo 2.0" | |
| Posted By: Bry <bmulheran@gmail.com> | Date: 1/8/13 3:17 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Something else I don't like about "Halo 2.0" (SonGoharotto) : Granted, military investment has made for all sorts of beneficial : technological advances. But even then, we're not in a position to be : kicking the hornet's nest, which is exactly what Kilo Five is doing : behind Hood's back . : (Speaking of whom, Hood strikes me as something of a moderate, so it's not
As far as The Thursday Wars goes, he's really quite sure that ONI are doing things without his direct knowledge, but he makes a point of not wanting to know the details, so that his sense of honour can be kept intact.
But this does not strictly mean he wants a future of intergalactic co-operation. Let's not forget his actual words in the Halo 3 ending:
The handshake was in relation to the Arbiter fighting alongside John 117 until the 'end', not of friendship between the two. One of the funny things to come out of the Thursday War is that the Sangheili are generally far more trusting of humans than we are of them. : I just can't shake the feeling that something has been lost. Some ephemeral
That or the fiction was just never going to live up to the speculation and ideas we created on our own.
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