DrCosmic
Professor of Power
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No, it's called common sense. Hey this person shows up unexpectedly to confront me, and they're armed. We're the only two people around, jeez I wonder if maybe I AM his/her target. Sorry, but I'm just not buying that scene and it's STILL an incredibly lame way to kill off such a cool character, disrespectful even. And so instead of dying to further ANOTHER character's story, she dies to further EVERYONE'S story BUT her own. Yeah, not only does that not make the fridging any better, it makes it WORSE!
Common sense is built on observation, not supposition. If she thought this person came to confront her she wouldn't then ask "What are you doing here?" See how that doesn't make sense? The only reason you're not buying it is because you're making up what you believe she saw based on... (anything? feel free to provide some basis), and calling the scenario you made up something lame without acknowledging that the events you are critiquing is a scenario of your own construction, and then calling this common sense. Which is fine, I guess, if you just want to be upset about nothing. You know she was caught off guard, eventually in your grieving process, I hope you accept what that means. -shrug-
You think fridging is better when it's just for one person? That a death is more respectful when someone's death matters only to one person and less respectful when it changes the whole universe?
Okay, dude.
I get the idea of what you're getting at, you want a fighter to get killed in a fight. That's understandable. I think, creatively, they made the right choice. This was the only way her death could have been a surprise, the only way it could have been a gut wrenching punch. I'd take an exciting sucker punch over a boring fight any day.
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