Animesh Anomitra
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- Nov 13, 2018
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This was a great read. It made me think that the answer to the question is "Neutral". I don't know how many people here are fans of the original Star Trek series - there's an episode in that ("The Enemy Within") where a transporter malfunction splits Kirk into two - one, a thoughtful man who's indecisive (i.e Chick) and another, a brute whose only concerns are drinking, brawling and forcing himself on the female crew members (i.e DIK). Towards the end of the episode, when Dr McCoy is trying to convince Chick Kirk to accept reintegration, the latter says something like "I don't want that thing inside me" to which McCoy responds "but it's that thing that gives you the strength to command."Which one could be the most logical narrative arc DIK/CHIK of the MC?
So when you say this...
...you are probably right, but...I don't think makes any sense that a CHIK MC would gain the respect of the DIKs, a bunch of "alpha males", or at least, "wannabe alpha males".
...a DIK MC would deal with this badly as well.It seems that the game is drifting into a more "film noir" style, so in the future the MC will have to deal with more dangerous problems regarding the drugs and prostitution ring of Quinn. Again, I don't see a CHIK MC having the right stuff for that.
This para sums up for me that the logical path is neutral - only the presences of Chick sensibilities would care to think about Cathy in this moment but it needs DIK sensibilities to take the action.When he says to Sage in the party of the "preps" somethin like that he has been so far an idiot playing along with other's orders and manipulations, it's the moment he fully wake up and becomes a mature guy, and the first thing he does is to take a step forward and go to deal with Cathy's problems, something other DIKs aren´t able to do. That moment he´s a leader already.