Nuklear Age, review and questions... - Page 2

houkama · 01-24-2005, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Skatzo

i want to say something on this whole fate thing, if one person is bound by fate then everyone is, because he will be fated to meet people etc, so it would also be their fate to meet him no matter what choices are made, because no matter what they choose, the other guy's fate will bring them together. So we either all have the power to choose or we are all bound by fate.

Not exactly, it was my belief that those who are fated are only fated to do set actions. However, the outcome of those actions are left to the interference or lack-there-of by those with free will.

And, I believe we will, because he will be needed to clear things up.

Moridin · 01-26-2005, 12:36 PM

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What he said. The problem I had was with someone who is bound by fate creating someone who isn't. Just didn't make sense to me. But then again Brian pointed out that Nihel is a crazy motherfucker anyway.

Alagor · 01-26-2005, 01:56 PM

I think its more along the lines of Nihel is just crazy and whether or not Nuke was actually supposed to blow the universe up is irrelevent. He just thinks that He's bound by fate, and no one else is

houkama · 01-26-2005, 05:07 PM

Actually he believes most people with power are bound to fate. He uses the Norse myth, which may be fact in their universe, to demonstrate that only Odin had both power and free will and he made it so no one else could.

Kairamek · 02-09-2005, 02:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skatzo

i want to say something on this whole fate thing, if one person is bound by fate then everyone is, because he will be fated to meet people etc, so it would also be their fate to meet him no matter what choices are made, because no matter what they choose, the other guy's fate will bring them together. So we either all have the power to choose or we are all bound by fate.

Spoiler zone Not exactly, Nihel pointed out in the food court that his actions are determined by other's choices. He is bound to Fate, but the details of that Fate are created by the decisions of those who meet him. "In a twisted way, I am at his mercy. His choice brought him to me." But then again, Nihel is messed up.

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Quick question: Did Alex Halo, AKA Heirophant, survive? I don't recall seeing anything to indicate either way. And while we're on the subject, why Heirophant?

01-26-2005, 05:07 PM	#14
houkama Burninator Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 157	Actually he believes most people with power are bound to fate. He uses the Norse myth, which may be fact in their universe, to demonstrate that only Odin had both power and free will and he made it so no one else could. __________________ I'm a fanboy. I analyze every object and criticize or obsess over it. You can't get me to admit it's outdated now, but I'll gladly yell "It doesn't suck, you suck!"

01-26-2005, 12:36 PM	#12
Moridin Goomba Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 20	^ \| \| What he said. The problem I had was with someone who is bound by fate creating someone who isn't. Just didn't make sense to me. But then again Brian pointed out that Nihel is a crazy motherfucker anyway.

01-26-2005, 01:56 PM	#13
Alagor Troopa Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 40	I think its more along the lines of Nihel is just crazy and whether or not Nuke was actually supposed to blow the universe up is irrelevent. He just thinks that He's bound by fate, and no one else is