Hey, don't you people feel that something's off with the Sisterhood's behavior? I mean, they meet a guy with the potential to become the most powerful guy in the world (and consequently the most dangerous) and they just decide to help him gain more power. Everyone seems worried about him perving on the girls but not about him taking over the world. That's weird. The only one who hinted that he could be dangerous is the principal, but I don't think he truly believes so, since he dared to blackmailed him.
My point is this: they don't really know him, nor if power could corrupt him; and yet, istead of acting cautiously, they even gave him an alternate channel to get powers (the pills). Are they that naive or am I missing something?
I'll be honest, I'm thinking of Gibbs' rule 36, which brings me back to my previous Waller Theory.
My point is this: they don't really know him, nor if power could corrupt him; and yet, istead of acting cautiously, they even gave him an alternate channel to get powers (the pills). Are they that naive or am I missing something?
I'll be honest, I'm thinking of Gibbs' rule 36, which brings me back to my previous Waller Theory.
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Yeah, but the thing is he'd be unstoppable in no time. What would prevent him to take down everyone who stands in his way? After he's trained, he could very well do it. Hope ain't a tactic.
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They mention power suppressors during MC's visit to the sisterhood prison. And it really doesn't matter how OP you are against 8 billion normies. We probs just haven't got to the fine print part of the deal yet. Also, Ruth.
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I don't think so. If he bangs Lucia, he could stop time and simply shoot Ruth in the head. I'm telling you, all he needs is training and a plan.They mention power suppressors during MC's visit to the sisterhood prison. And it really doesn't matter how OP you are against 8 billion normies. We probs just haven't got to the fine print part of the deal yet. Also, Ruth.
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- Ruth could just offer to fuck him and crush his skull during the act
He's not going to become supreme ruler of the universe overnight. All anyone needs to stop him is some of Parker's vaccine and a plan...
I've got a whole theory about Amber's invisibility, but it essentially boils down to that I think she has a mental block. For years she's been hiding and suppressing her feelings for MC (and possibly Evelyn), so she might subconsciously feel "invisible" to them. It's hard to feel unseen though when you're kissing/spooning/having an orgasm from the guy you love, at least for a bit until your worries come back.
I suspect her cure is going to involve her expressing her feelings (sexually, emotionally, etc.) to her friends rather than hiding them so that she no longer "feels" invisible.
-You need to get close to sb in order to use power suppressors. If were to gain telekinesis that could be an issue.
-Numbers don't necessarily win the battle. There's a fine comic named Emperor Joker that shows what could happen if a madman got nearly infinite power. Didn't end well for China.
-Yes, she could. But only 'cause he isn't the sharpest tool in the shed. They didn't know how smart he was when they decided to train him. Also, he could gain super-intelligence at some point.
He's not going to become supreme ruler of the universe overnight, sure. But what if he waited until he's ready to make his move? You know, Skynet's way. All good now and next thing you know, you've been nuked.
I think that Jack simply is (and seems) to good to become evil. I'm just saying that the Sisterhood's behavior is unwise, they were too hasty in helping him; they should at least have a plan if things go awry. So what I'm saying is that maybe they have it (maybe, maybe not, I just wouldn't be too shocked). Also, Jack could end up fighting the Sisterhood for political reasons (perhaps involving the government) rather than megalomania, so they'd regret giving him all those weapons.
Vaccine and a plan? Maybe. It would have to be a new vaccine. Do they have access to Parker's investigations?
Questions, questions. I'm pretty sure, though, that either the Sisters are playing him or that team desperately needs a
strategist.
I think that maybe you people don't see it the way I do, which is fine. I just wanted to know if I was alone. Guess I am.
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I thought so as well but she didn't become visible every time she came (or am I remembering incorrectly again?)
True but mental blocks aren't like an on/off switch necessarily. I like the way Rehwyn put it because...it's more like a lightbulb that's flickering because it's not screwed in properly (haha). She also became briefly visible when they kissed, remember.
It's not a door opening and closing, it's a wall and cracks are starting to appear.
I think you're right. But the main problem is, I believe, that MC confessed his feelings. Why would her worries come back?
Oh, OK. Makes sense. So, 10 years of therapy and she's good to go, I guess.