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Posted by: DekarLawrencium
Posted by: Levian Nher
Posted by: OrderedComa
Posted by: Levian Nher
I honestly didn't notice much difference between his personality throughout the games, nor the books, really.
I noticed in Halo 3 he was a little...cold, and he didn't talk often--however, he was with Thel a lot...and he didn't seem to like talking to Thel.
Understandable really, seeing as Thel is the one who led the fleet that destroyed Reach (possibly some worst loss of human lives during the war). Conversation with someone like that would be very awkward, though you can see that Chief trusts Thel in such moments as when they go back to back after the Gravemind appear after killing Truth and when he gives him a nod after they land in the Forward Unto Dawn. Plus Chief's not really much of a talker...never really was, either in the books or the games.
Heh, yeah.
I think I do, in the end, after watching the cutscenes through again, like the silence between the two. Otherwise the epic back-to-back thing wouldn't have been as awesome, and the little nod they exchanged at the end wouldn't have been as...well, touching, I guess. LOL
Personally, I found his trusting of the Arbiter was because Johnson said he was cool, and Chief trusted Johnson with everything. The only reason he didn't talk to him was because nothing needed to be said, except when the Arbiter asked if that ship contained more Brutes and the Chief said, "Worse." By the way, that is the ONLY thing Chief says to Arbiter in Halo 3.
Maybe at first, but you can't really not form some sort of bond with somebody after fighting alongside them many times.