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It cannot, because the crux of that characterization from BF2 is that the clones have regrets about what they're doing, and are struggling with the choice to follow orders. But Episode III tells us none of that is true. The clones have no regrets and no doubts, because they were given an order that the Kaminoans bioengineered them to be incapable of questioning or disobeying. They turn on a dime. It makes no sense to focus on the clones' ambivalence when the horror of the story hinges on their inhuman lack of it.
@DetectiveSpade_ Que tal si aprovechamos el formato para dejar que el personaje madure y crezca hasta irse volviendo cada vez mas sensato con el poder?
I would not have recommended One Piece & Bleach if you’re starting out b/c thosr are pretty long.
I’d probably recommend Soul Eater & Fairy Tail, the latter longer but not to the extent of One Piece & Bleach
The League in comics has been funded by the government (which is why they’re involved in their business in the first place) & Green Arrow.
There’s also Mister Terrific, Ted Kord, and Aquaman who’s richer than Batman on account he’s King of Atlantis, which is far more wealthy.
People work too hard to try & find “problems” in the Jedi Order for *checks notes* having Buddhist-derived beliefs & ~10K not being able to solve all the galactic problems
“ Jedi were dogshit generals.”
Jedi were historically the only people in the Republic who had actual experiences /WINNING/ an actual war on their own against the Sith & Mandolorians (who tended to curb stomp the Republic) so I dunno where this magical idea came from.
“ Jedi were dogshit generals.”
Jedi were historically the only people in the Republic who had actual experiences /WINNING/ an actual war on their own against the Sith & Mandolorians (who tended to curb stomp the Republic) so I dunno where this magical idea came from.
@zweiwalker89607 Making soldiers have positive feelings towards their superior officers in a grueling war is actually not a corner you're written into. It's just basic writing.
Saw someone say Tenji Turner's name being "Tenji" is orientalist because they assumed he was given a Japanese name when his mother is Chinese.
Except it's the same name as Ben's master and it's in a book where the Wasian protagonist is named "Cassandra", which is Greek --
-- , and misinterpret their view on attachments constantly.
But today, we want to talk about having "complexity" in the idea that Clones would willingly betray the Jedi on the dime out of loyalty and it's more "interesting".
Girl, bye.
I'm getting sick of the inhibitor chip discourse. The only point people seem to have to argue against it is "well it's realistic" and it's fucking Star Wars, where people still blame black men disporportionally (Mace), can't think beyond standard nuclear family dynamics ---
— exception and not be flabbergasted at the order. Training be damn, especially if the major theme for them is having individuality beyond being bought weapons.
Not to mention too many of them would be questioning how the same type of people who always go above & beyond with thrm & treat them far more humane were suddenly traitors.
Aint no way you can fight a damn war for 3 whole years with the most moral Generals with some —
Can I be honest
I have never understood people who say that the inhibitor chips are the worst plot device in Star Wars. They’re the only reason it makes sense. There’s no way all those clones would betray their Jedi comrades on a dime of their own free will
Can I be honest
I have never understood people who say that the inhibitor chips are the worst plot device in Star Wars. They’re the only reason it makes sense. There’s no way all those clones would betray their Jedi comrades on a dime of their own free will