[10.2.4] "I think the police have the wrong guy" - Syntax - 6/5/08

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Haigen wrote:

Careful, dear. Sometimes a choice can come back to haunt you.

Ain't that the friggin truth...

**SEPET**

Haigen wrote:

Careful, dear. Sometimes a choice can come back to haunt you.

.... and you know sweet flower that i'll be ready for that, proud to be one of those men that make that choice a reality.....

**Tranque101**

GamiSB wrote:

Tranque101 wrote:
Two sides to every coin.

First the Machines say they rescue her,

EPN say she was abducted.

Now the EPN say they rescued her.

Machines will say she was abducted.

All a matter of phrasing, Rescue and Abduct can mean the same thing in actuality but designated based upon which "side of the coin" you are on.

I prefer to think of it as the machines pulling on her feet and EPN on her hands as if its some sort of "tug of war" until she splits right down the middle!

Good luck to you all regardless.

-Dr. Bourdeaux
Actually I'm pretty sure her screaming for help and not wanting anything to do with the Machines sorta nips your theory in the bud and that she was on the same side of the coin as we were. Considering that both sides want whats "best" for the the blues her side is the only side of the coin to look at.

Oh I wasn't thinking about Madame Morton, I was just thinking about how the preceeding event will be viewed by both sides of the coin. One side Machines, other EPN. Not Ms. Mortons view on either.

**MatrixRefugee**

Bicker, bicker, bicker. I came to this life expecting noble warriors, and all I hear is little children squabbling. If I'm going to deal with little children, I'll deal with actual ones, case in point, my newly adopted son, whom I've been busy taking care of in the Real. If this keeps up, I may stay there....

**Othinn1**

Personally, I like the kind of live event character that Joshua Maston represents. He's a reoccurring character that is not from the films (or a "major" character like Gray, Pace, most of the Merovingian's group, Cryptos, Veil, and Shimada). But neither is he a neighborhood contact, gang leader, collector, Pandora's Box NPC, etc.

In fact, other than in live events, the only other place you'll find Maston is in a mission.

**Illyria22**

Neoteny wrote:

Funny how those tunes changed when they told you to start fighting us.

Policies change. Alliances change. France and Germany were on two different sides in the early 20th century, but by the end they were allies. The USSR and the US were allies during WWII, but they became enemies afterwards. Nothing is static.

Garu wrote:

Because of EPN's interaction with her, despite early decisions not to awaken her, she became far too curious. Had they left her alone, she might only be a grieving widow at best.

Preying on the vulnerable is a common tactic cults use to gain members.

Illyria

**GamiSB** · 06/17/2008 17:38:46

Illyria22 wrote:

Garu wrote:
Because of EPN's interaction with her, despite early decisions not to awaken her, she became far too curious. Had they left her alone, she might only be a grieving widow at best.

Preying on the vulnerable is a common tactic cults use to gain members.

The same can be said for any organized group pushing an agenda you know. It's not only cult specified.

Also Garu's assessment is wrong. In our dealings with her (at least my own) she never once asked about the Matrix or anything related to the "truth". Our folly was in asking her to assist us in gathering Intel on Mauser as she had worked at a building he had been spotted in and their networks were the ones the Machine had confiscated.

**bainzy**

just wish i could of been there to kick some *CENSORED*

**bainzy** · 06/18/2008 08:16:49

`but ill defently be there next time