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Posted by: HipiO7
Title for Reference.
For those of you who havent read it, here it is. And I would also recommend listening to some Halo OST while at it, it really accompanies it well. Listen to this while you read, or Reach's OST, as I did.
Anyways, on to business. I had a couple of questions I would liked answered if possible, and if not, some debate going on here.
Well, here they are:
In chapter two, it was said while Jul is talking to his wife Raia, that there were a few loyal Grunts, and even Brutes that could work as factory workers since the Huragok fled.
Okay, first things first, Brutes loyal to the Elites? I find this extremely odd, and the fact that they were not killed for simply being Brutes shows some mercy from the Elites that was previously unthinkable. Then what about the Huragok fleeing? To where? It seems odd as well since they simply dont care who they are helping as long as they fix something.
The other question is about this new Spartan, Naomi. I'm not sure, but I dont remember it being stated if she is a Spartan II or a Spartan III. My own logic would say she would be Spartan III since Parangosky has access to her for such a black op.
Anyways, that all for now. So far, I'm really liking Glasslands and am really looking forward to it's release and getting my hands on it. You can really tell it's not Nylund writing. The story seems fantastic so far. I really like that we're following ODST's again.
Anyways, what are your opinions on Glasslands so far?
Discuss.
You have to realise, just because Brutes are shown as hating Elites doesn't mean their entire species has the same attitude. That's just being stereotypical; we're talking about a religion that just got falsified; people would pause and think about it. Just because in the games it shows the Brutes always crazy and mad, doesn't mean every single Brute in the universe is the equivalent.
Don't take the universe in a very one-dimensional way. If what we see in the games is exactly what everyone is like, then that puts in some pretty bland characters. They're all real, living beings (well, in the books.)
From what I've seen there is quite a few Spartans we haven't seen yet, so they have a few spaces to fill.
As for Glasslands, apart from a few choice dislikes, I'm loving it so far.