I'm sorry, I had to do it. But I'm also arguing against the fact that our old ghost was emotionless, so there, if that helps.
My opinion piece:
Oh God Nolan's character is bad. He so very much strikes me as a child. Very scared. Very in awe. [i]All the time.[/i] He's more neurotic as well, which is a thumbs down.
Peter Dinklage had emotions! They were just [i]subtle[/i]. He expressed worry, doubt, some fear, some awe (much less of those last two than nolan), and seriousness (and this is just a sample). Sure he didn't act like it was a dramatic play, but c'mon, to our characters all of this is serious! We're the last of our kind. People dying. Great evil. If I was fighting a war, I want my little robot companion to be business first, other stuff second. Plus he is a robot.
Thanks for reading, I just [i]had[/i] to do it. I just got finished with the Venus quests, and it hurt. I know this is all opinion, and I can respect if yours is different. What's your two cents?
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In the "we've woken the hive" lines, Dinklebot sounded concerned. Twinklebot sounded curious like "hmm. We've woken the hive. How did we do that?"