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So, what is the business case for even bothering to talk to Max?
The most classic Villain trope possible. They contact Max to gloat.
So, what is the business case for even bothering to talk to Max?
So, what is the business case for even bothering to talk to Max? Is it a favour to Victor (a valuable asset), who, in turn. still values Max, at least a little? Something we've not thought of?
The most classic Villain trope possible. They contact Max to gloat.
"When I said I wanted a triumph of the will, I didn't mean like this!" -Max Anders, probably.The man grinned. "No, it's a matter of will. Listening to this?" The man gestured expansively. "Will isn't a problem."
"When I said I wanted a triumph of the will, I didn't mean like this!" -Max Anders, probably.
Honestly, I don't know why he bothers making swords with his metal. His shovels would have to be amazing, considering how good he is at digging himself deeper!
Friends, Redditors, countrymen, lend me your stonks;Well, the plowshares will probably do better than Medhall's stock shares soon will be...
OK. Putting the knife into the foreign, 'real', Nazis. If anyone, including Empire 88, has much time or love for Gesellschaft... Also, "We may hate each other, but we all hate and distrust them even more"?Victor previously offered Max a 'relocation package' in exchange for 'Germany' - that is, in exchange for betraying Gesellschaft.
Yup. They've got him. Made him doubt himself. All the rest is tidy-up.
Damn, that's a shame.
Did he get Soulkilled?
Because you are thinking in circles. The Elite have no need for keeping him in a simulation.They have a "master copy", why do I think that means Max is the captive of The Elite and stuck in a simulation where he thinks he's living comfortably in exile?
Hmm. Who did he upset enough to go after tim?
Least Cranial could have done was provide a nice, cheerful cottage, smell of cooking bacon, and a nice cup of tea, from Max's childhood... No reason to be nasty about it... Might even improve stability!
Most would agree, but... There is professionalism. "See, I maintain certain standards. Even to Nazis. Yes, you can trust me with poking around in your mind, and what I do with the recordings".
Most would agree, but... There is professionalism. "See, I maintain certain standards. Even to Nazis. Yes, you can trust me with poking around in your mind, and what I do with the recordings".
You can't fool me, I've seen Black Mirror, and also the Simpsons parody thereof...
Max probably doesn't read everything in his iTunes agreement either. He's just lucky that a bunch of wet Tinkers got him, instead of Steve Jobs.Cranial did say consent was important. How often do you think someone has actually consented to this?
Because you are thinking in circles. The Elite have no need for keeping him in a simulation.
What Lisa needs to do? Borrow Aisha. Theo would be impressed (and horrified, but, that's standard) if he got to freely talk to her.Note: Lisa tries and she tries, but she's still a peppy blonde trying to convince Theo that he can totally trust her. Not an easy sell.