aaaand another one bites the dust because bree only has green cock in mind….hope she will get presented with the tally of deaths she caused at some point…
I’m not sure how this is Bree’s fault? Sure, she could have gone for a sneak-attack assassination attempt instead of attempting to first negotiate, but that guy has a pretty big healing factor and it’s doubtful he’d have been successfully one-shot-killed.
A villain like this has to have some plot armor. Imagine Star Wars if Darth Vader was killed right at the start of A New Hope by the corvette captain pulling a hidden gun during his interrogation. Would be lame, right?
sure it is… it was her idea to infiltrate by getting captured (presumably to check out the goods without damaging anything) and subsequently bound instead of assassinating daddies boy here that enabled this chain of event. could something else have gone wrong? yes. but she ensured it by doing something so stupid that managed to even surprise her blade spirits, and thus all but ensured this path of events.
No, let us not. She is not adventuring on the other side of the world, after all: she’s quite specifically went in to do her best to sabotage the orc invasion, right? Right. Did she succeed? Not at all. Could she have? Probably yes! Instead of reading the scroll of “I prepared Explosive Runes this morning” she could’ve eviscerated Cherek (we’ve seen how her blade worked on Mindripper, pretty vorpal) and vanish.
The point you are missing is that it’s not Bree who’s killing people here. It’s this guy. If Bree wasn’t around, this guy would still be here killing people. Therefore you cannot blame it on Bree. Pretty simple.
You can also blame it on the cook for not having sneaked out to poison Cherek’s meal. Or on Brother Maynard for not having given them a Holy Hand Grenade.
None of these people were in any way entitled a successful infiltration mission from Bree. They didn’t even want to break their bridge! By destroying it, Bree delayed the orcs and forced Cherek to negotiate with one of his captives and release some of their prisoners. Bree’s action so far have been a net benefit even if it wasn’t a flawless performance.
…you must be trolling. You’re literally saying “I had a chance to shot the bad guy in the head and prevent all this carnage but screwed up… But since the bad guy was going to go on a massacre whether I was trying to stop him or not, it’s not my fault at all, can’t blame it on me. Blame the bad guy!”
The bad guy would be killing people if Bree weren’t around. The bad guy would be killing people if Bree were around but went on with a stupid plan to stop him. The bad guy would not be killing people if Bree were around and acted a bit smarter to stop him — which she realistically could have done, mind you. It’s precisely the distinction of the outcome in the last two scenarios (plus the feasibility of the last scenario in which Bree actually takes things seriously) that creates Bree’s culpability.
Seriously, it’s not that complicated a case. What Bree has done is called “(criminal) recklessness” in the common law, and is absolutely culpable. Heck, it really is clear-cut that it was not malice nor negligience but precisely recklessness, how can one even argue that it was not?
I wonder if Warmheart might have a part to play soon….Just a hunch. Andy Hunter’s story can be like a Chekhov play, if there’s a gun on the wall in the first Act, someone shoots it by the the last Act. The little red dragon isn’t just there to make the numbers up! As for the Stonebreaker – dragon or avatar? Who is the ‘father’? Maybe Kel can suss him out to find the chink in our armour.
That is a load monkey-blower pop-weasels!
If there are books on a shelf, does that mean someone is seen to read it, at any time? No! Sometimes a green dick is just a green dick, not a lime cigar
Keeps talking to his unseen father. Reminds of the Irish madman in Braveheart. “ Sure an me father says I’ll be alright, but he’s pretty sure you’re fooked.”
La LLorona a quien no le gusta el frio del invierno
What the fuck do you think your ‘Daddy’ is? You lime douche
He did say last page that he was bringing an end to ‘False gods’… So yeah, his Father is a god, but the ‘Real’ one, apparently.
aaaand another one bites the dust because bree only has green cock in mind….hope she will get presented with the tally of deaths she caused at some point…
I’m not sure how this is Bree’s fault? Sure, she could have gone for a sneak-attack assassination attempt instead of attempting to first negotiate, but that guy has a pretty big healing factor and it’s doubtful he’d have been successfully one-shot-killed.
A villain like this has to have some plot armor. Imagine Star Wars if Darth Vader was killed right at the start of A New Hope by the corvette captain pulling a hidden gun during his interrogation. Would be lame, right?
sure it is… it was her idea to infiltrate by getting captured (presumably to check out the goods without damaging anything) and subsequently bound instead of assassinating daddies boy here that enabled this chain of event. could something else have gone wrong? yes. but she ensured it by doing something so stupid that managed to even surprise her blade spirits, and thus all but ensured this path of events.
so i am not sure how it is not Bree’s fault?
Let’s remove Bree from the equation entirely. If she was adventuring on the other side of the world, what do you think would have happened here?
No, let us not. She is not adventuring on the other side of the world, after all: she’s quite specifically went in to do her best to sabotage the orc invasion, right? Right. Did she succeed? Not at all. Could she have? Probably yes! Instead of reading the scroll of “I prepared Explosive Runes this morning” she could’ve eviscerated Cherek (we’ve seen how her blade worked on Mindripper, pretty vorpal) and vanish.
The point you are missing is that it’s not Bree who’s killing people here. It’s this guy. If Bree wasn’t around, this guy would still be here killing people. Therefore you cannot blame it on Bree. Pretty simple.
You can also blame it on the cook for not having sneaked out to poison Cherek’s meal. Or on Brother Maynard for not having given them a Holy Hand Grenade.
None of these people were in any way entitled a successful infiltration mission from Bree. They didn’t even want to break their bridge! By destroying it, Bree delayed the orcs and forced Cherek to negotiate with one of his captives and release some of their prisoners. Bree’s action so far have been a net benefit even if it wasn’t a flawless performance.
…you must be trolling. You’re literally saying “I had a chance to shot the bad guy in the head and prevent all this carnage but screwed up… But since the bad guy was going to go on a massacre whether I was trying to stop him or not, it’s not my fault at all, can’t blame it on me. Blame the bad guy!”
The bad guy would be killing people if Bree weren’t around. The bad guy would be killing people if Bree were around but went on with a stupid plan to stop him. The bad guy would not be killing people if Bree were around and acted a bit smarter to stop him — which she realistically could have done, mind you. It’s precisely the distinction of the outcome in the last two scenarios (plus the feasibility of the last scenario in which Bree actually takes things seriously) that creates Bree’s culpability.
Seriously, it’s not that complicated a case. What Bree has done is called “(criminal) recklessness” in the common law, and is absolutely culpable. Heck, it really is clear-cut that it was not malice nor negligience but precisely recklessness, how can one even argue that it was not?
Can’t wait to see his little trinket getting ripped from his forehead.
Also, what’s up with false gods? Wasn’t his crusade about exacting revenge on elves for genociding orcs?
Cherek has a lot of issues.
Fun fact: when Miko used this prayer for the first time, Bree appeared from the portal. Wouldn’t be surprised to see her saving the day once again.
Bree’s plot armor vs. this guy’s plot armor. Whose will turn out to be thicker?
Have just one thing more about this page to say: poor Warmheart 🙁
I wonder if Warmheart might have a part to play soon….Just a hunch. Andy Hunter’s story can be like a Chekhov play, if there’s a gun on the wall in the first Act, someone shoots it by the the last Act. The little red dragon isn’t just there to make the numbers up! As for the Stonebreaker – dragon or avatar? Who is the ‘father’? Maybe Kel can suss him out to find the chink in our armour.
That is a load monkey-blower pop-weasels!
If there are books on a shelf, does that mean someone is seen to read it, at any time? No! Sometimes a green dick is just a green dick, not a lime cigar
Let Miko have a friend that stays alive, damnit! 🙁
I wonder where Chasta is now?
Inside another dragon?
Keeps talking to his unseen father. Reminds of the Irish madman in Braveheart. “ Sure an me father says I’ll be alright, but he’s pretty sure you’re fooked.”
The blue goo leaking from his cut seems familiar…
This is becoming a running theme with Miko, isn’t it? First Tuul, now Momoki.