FICTION | The one who we love to hate. Who?
I'd like to discuss with you guys, who are that character you want so badly to keep with you until the end, because you so want to kick their a** so bad. That character we love to hate, because they ...
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Drack lived it. Everything that the Salarians did, so if anyine can be humoured for holding a grudge, it should be him.
At the same time - he is also aware that he is a grumpy old man, it's one of the reasons he distanced himself from the Krogan. He needs points for that. He knows they need to look forward, not backwards and that he can't let go of old wounds which is not the best for his people.
@Nykara360 wrote:
Drack lived it. Everything that the Salarians did, so if anyine can be humoured for holding a grudge, it should be him.
At the same time - he is also aware that he is a grumpy old man, it's one of the reasons he distanced himself from the Krogan. He needs points for that. He knows they need to look forward, not backwards and that he can't let go of old wounds which is not the best for his people.
I'm not going to buy into that. He was always at least honest with me and let me know Clan first up front. I've done more than my share by that point to help the Krogan (including pretending not to know Kesh keeps them supplied from the Nexus ('cause you know that's got to be happening)). The pathfinder's job doesn't include being emotional punching bag in the job description and excusing everyone else's shortcomings while they are being berated for their own. He's also old enough to know better.
Would be easier to let the results of the spin of the choose who to hurt decisionwheel go if the followups weren't only:
1) I'm sorry.
2) I'm really sorry and understand why you're mad.
3) Yeah, that was stupid, you should yell at me about it.
