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10/7/2015 4:34:02 PM
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From my take, light is a lie. Or, darkness is a lie. Oryx stated that when he ate the gift mast, he felt a sense of light and duty. This leads me to belive that guardian's light is an illusion, forced by the traveler.
[spoiler]since day 1 I've belived that the traveler is evil. Just more evidence [/spoiler]
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Note that the darkness makes you a total slave to your "purpose" (and the immortality just a con) and I'm not sure wether the light is free will or just a slave to stamping out darkness.
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Guardians sure seem to have free will.
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IDK why you would choose to believe Oryx over everyone in the Tower, but whatever...
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Honestly, guardians are resurrected and forced into war. They aren't that different than taken
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Edited by ArdentFoxx: 10/8/2015 12:25:15 AMExcept for ya know the free humans that are in the city trying to live a life. The Vanguard Protect the city.True they are Chosen to be the Travelers Weapons but we fight to protect the week. Were as everyone else seems to to think only the strong should survive.
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[quote]Honestly, guardians are resurrected and forced into war. They aren't that different than taken[/quote]
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[quote]Except they aren't.[/quote]
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Except they aren't.
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Eyes up guardian! I'm a ghost, well your ghost Go take that gun Are you ok with killing aliens? No? Too bad
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And where, exactly, does this dialogue play?
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Do you have a choice not to kill the fallen? Do you have a choice not to return to the battlefield after that first mission?
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Yes. Yes.
