[ SECRET POST #2551 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2551 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Resident Evil movies]


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03. http://i43.tinypic.com/bg9zlf.gif
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04. [SPOILERS for something but idk what]



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05. [SPOILERS for Frozen]



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06. [SPOILERS for Bioshock Infinite]



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07. [WARNING for rape]

[Martin Freeman]


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08. [WARNING for rape]



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09. [WARNING for domestic abuse]















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Comments

[truxillogical]

That's what I figured. But what I can't suss is why he stops Elsa with the "don't be the monster they think you are!" line. I mean, I guess he really is just a fantastic master manipulator to always seem empathetic to anyone, but at the same time, wouldn't it have made more sense to just let her kill those two guys, then he has to kill her because clearly she's "evil?"

Almost Human, anyone?

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe he's the sort of manipulator who doesn't like totally pointless death? I mean, obviously he's okay with murder for his own ends (see Ana and Elsa), but he didn't risk anything with letting those two guys live. Everyone's the hero of their own story, so maybe he's vying for the throne because he genuinely believes that he can do a good job at it, and thus he wants to preserve life where he can.

That, and it's a guard against everything going wrong. Elsa has clearly outclassed them at that point. If he's seen (at least by her, not to mention the other guys thundering up the stairs behind him) as trying to appeal to her better nature, the way a good ruler should, then if everything goes belly-up, he has a shot at coming out on top anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

Keep in mind that he doesn't know how much control she has over her powers and has no reason to believe that she won't kill HIM after killing the assassins and it makes more sense.

[(Anonymous)]

My headcanon is that he's a sociopath.