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Subject: Thoughts and/or opinions on Sangheili.

"Find where the liar hides, so that I may place my boot between his gums!" - Rtas 'Vadum

Posted by: Madmaxepic
Mmm... I think we'll see him again...

I am not entirely sure if this possibility makes me either happy or extremely depressed to be honest.

  • 12.27.2011 2:40 PM PDT


Posted by: Echo 318

Posted by: Wolverfrog

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Posted by: Madmaxepic

Posted by: Echo 318
The Elites were in a crusade with the covenant; The Prophets told them killing innocent people were part of the Great Journey and what did you expect. They thought it was honorable walking in the footsteps of their gods.

After the Fall of the Covenant and the truth revealed, you could imagine how the shock impacted their people and culture;
The Elites would now see that their honor was more like murder.


Maybe the Arbiter and his followers would see that, but I don't think Telcam's followers would feel the same way...


I'm sorry, but who is Telcam again?


Telcam.

Stupid name for a Sangheili. Telcam'ee? It doesn't sound right.

Was he the Arbiter from Halo Wars? I'm sure I'm wrong.


No, that was Ripa Moram'ee.

  • 12.27.2011 2:40 PM PDT

Citizens of Me! The cruelty of the old Pharaoh is a thing of the past. Let a whole new wave of cruelty wash over this lazy land.

Hear the word of Pharaoh. Build unto me a statue of ridiculous proportion. One billion cubits in height......that I might be remembered for all eternity!

And be quick about it!


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Posted by: Echo 318

Posted by: Madmaxepic

Posted by: Echo 318
The Elites were in a crusade with the covenant; The Prophets told them killing innocent people were part of the Great Journey and what did you expect. They thought it was honorable walking in the footsteps of their gods.

After the Fall of the Covenant and the truth revealed, you could imagine how the shock impacted their people and culture;
The Elites would now see that their honor was more like murder.


Maybe the Arbiter and his followers would see that, but I don't think Telcam's followers would feel the same way...


I'm sorry, but who is Telcam again?


Telcam.

Stupid name for a Sangheili. Telcam'ee? It doesn't sound right.

Was he the Arbiter from Halo Wars? I'm sure I'm wrong.


No, this is after the war is through, he is a radical reformist on Sanghelios who opposes the current Arbiter Thel Vadum.

  • 12.27.2011 2:41 PM PDT
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Posted by: grey101

Posted by: OrderedComa
..since they're honorable fighters and they're not blind (or as blind at least) as the other species in the Covenant since quite a few of them expressed doubts concerning the Prophet's teachings before the Great Schism.



The saddest part about that is they are the most blind out of all the races since they are the only ones to believe it anyway.

Brutes- weren't in the covenant long enough to be indoctrinated, even then we know that there are brutes that didn't follow that crap anyway.

Grunts- You have to be crazy to think they "honestly believed". They just followed to keep their race alive since they are the lowest caste and to get off their cold homeworld.


Jackals- Were never indoctrinated nor did they ever believe

Lekgolo- Only joined to save their race (like grunts) and use the covenant for travel.

Drones- Debatable since we don't know much about them. Though i will say they were easier to control since the covenant works much like their hives.


When it comes down it it The Elites were the only ones dumb enough to follow such a religion.


Most races to some degree believed it. All races to some degree didn't care for it. The Elites weren't the sole race to believe in it.

For instance, take Tartarus, told directly to his face by 343 what Halo's did, ignored this completely and followed his blind faith for his religion.

I'd imagine were his Uncle in the same spot he would have acted differently.

Take the Deacon for instance, he seemed quite convinced in the Great Journey. Others of his kind were much less religious than him.

Even Thel before he was Arbiter had doubts, but at the same time, some of his kind were heavy believers too.

Even the prophets got suckered in. The only three to ever really know of what it was were Truth, Mercy, and Regret.

  • 12.27.2011 3:07 PM PDT

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