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Don't do anything you wouldn't want to have to explain to paramedics. Trust me, I'm a pilot.
Posted by: grey101
Posted by: UphillMercury
Posted by: Chester Duncan
I agree with what you're saying, but realistically speaking, Halsey was the only way they were getting out of the micro-Dyson sphere. If anything, Lucy was just taking a spartan-style toddler tantrum; mad, but with no intention of killing someone.
Realistically speaking do you have any idea what you are talking about? Have you ever babysat? When a child grabs your nose or pulls you hair it hurts, they do not meant to hurt you but they don't now they they are actually pretty strong.
There was a report saying they are the strongest young mammal when it comes on a pound for pound or size basis (i forgot which and what it said exactly).
Again, For a spartan to be pissed off and punch a normal human in the face and only to give a black eye makes no sense. you can keep over analyzing it all you want but that situation needs to be removed from the book entirely. Lucy hit her with more than enough force to kill her. The SIIIs have no connection to halsey so she is of no importance to them.
The Engineers would have edited the spartans translators so they could talk to them thus removing your "halsey was the only one to get them out" shadow.
My "spartan-style toddler tantrum" was a layman's term. If you have a better way of describing it, then, by all means, share with the forum. Going further into your post, please read my reply to Chester Duncan, Lucy probably has a very good understanding on her capabilities, whereas toddlers, in your example, do not. Furthermore, Lucy was mentally unstable, as I have stated before. Plus, they did not have their medication, which only compounded to the problem. Finally, if I recall correctly, Halsey was the only one who was able to communicate effectively with the Huragok. Sure, any one of those could have done the same end goal, but it would have taken much longer. Halsey knew the right questions to ask, no one else did.