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Originally Posted by Shinn Kamiyra
A nuisance? I can't believe that Lacus would take such an abuse of her image and power and just brush it aside as though it were nothing. Given some thought, I'm certain she would've realized the consequences of such a person being under Dullindal's manipulative thumb.
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But... thats what... she did. Lacus saw Meer probably for the first time in the Archangel, and all she did was...
meh.
Besides, what did she say to Meer when she finally met her?
You could be me if you like, but we are different persons. If Meer's existence was to initially bring the people of PLANT together, I don't think Lacus would have minded. Lacus only stepped in after it got out of hand.
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Originally Posted by Shinn Kamiyra
Dullindal could easily make the argument that he was trying to unite his people in the midst of the horror of Junius 7 crashing to Earth
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Of course that is what he did, but Earth wouldn't see it that way. The latter could have easily made a counterargument that Dully was a lying sob, and attempted to unite PLANT under his thumbs through well, a lie. Thus, it could be a wining situation for Dully (by using Meer), but at the same time, it could be a winning situation for Earth, too.
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Originally Posted by Shinn Kamiyra
Lacus' saint-like nature practically begs the story to probe deeper inside of her to find some sort of darkness or pain that she's kept locked away, something to give us something to relate to.
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She had those. Granted there weren't many, but when she chose to share her deeper, darker secrets, she does so with Kira, and Kira only.
The question is, how much of those does she have? Why is she required to have
deep, dark secrets? One can possess sharp intuition without retaining
deep, dark secrets.
- Tak