The SI has been using the ring for long enough that he doesn't have to intentionally exert avarice to trigger ring functions anymore. For the last... year or so? When the text is orange it's because he's putting special effort into it or because it's necessary to communicate to the reader that he's using a ring function when it wouldn't otherwise be obvious.
Thank you, corrected.
Now culling humans without the metagene, well.
troubles -> troubled
Thank you, corrected.
Is this supposed to be implying Constantine is the reason why they went to the wrong parallel? He didn't need to be back long to start causing mischief again.
At the same time, I think he can be a psycho nutcase while being less socially dense. For an enlightened empath, OL has no actual empathy.
I'm sure OL could claim 'interdimensional travel experiences' and leave it at that. And yeah, Interceptor... She probably thinks she's hard, but she just got a proper look at the real nature of 'Hard men making hard decisions...'
Just not the woman who raised her. The writers of Infinity Inc back in the day had to do something to produce kids of the JSA from somewhere.
Well, that's surprising. Here we were, all going all conspiracy nut on Commander Scott, and...
...It turns out he's not as big a monster as we thought. And clearly has regrets over his decision.
Well, that's clever of you. Let's hope the people play along with that plan.
So, this is probably weighing as heavily on the other 'executive board' members as it is on you, then? But they weren't the public face of JSI leadership...
Probably true. The Dominators are not nice people as a culture, even if a single one might be.. an okay person.
Even if it meant lowering yourself to an immoral act to do so. But you're remorseful about it, at least.
And Superheroes have turned into government servants, as much as any soldier, no matter how fancy their costumes. Such is life?
Admittedly, she probably wasn't much of a supervillain. Especially against fricking Green Lantern.
Yeah, that's about normal for realising your heroes have feet of clay, just like anyone else.
And not all of them were convicted super-criminals.
I see OL understands the necessity of it, even if he isn't necessarily in agreement with the methods.
"One person dying is a tragedy, one million dying is a statistic." Empathy has limits, and so do nearly any other aspects of the human psyche.
Gee, not bitter or anything, OL?
Having second thoughts about some of your methods, OL? Or just frustrated at the conflicts?
Yeah, she's probably going to have to rethink her career.
Especially if John is willing to tap some of that Orderly or Chaotic power of his. And I notice he threw the choice onto the outsiders.
Well, you are nominally in charge of this 'mission'.
I mean, that whole situation was kind of a 'no good solution' scenario for all involved.
Well, sometimes you do have to do things without knowing all the information, OL.
And I can see John going 'eh, fuck that, this ain't my problem.'
...You are going to surrender that to the local authorities, right, John?
Ah, heading off for a bit of a palate cleanser, eh, OL? Gonna go clean the local ocean gyres?
"Oh please." He shakes his head.
...she'd have done exactly the same thing as the others given the chance...
Ha! LePaul got Constantined!
Constantine plans are multi purpose.
Thank you, corrected.Me said:
I disagree. If someone has thought of a variety of approaches and picked one based on a narrow set of priorities due to having blind spots or tunnel vision, having people around them who will pull them out of that mindset and point out factors they didn't notice or consider may be all that is required for a better approach.
He knows what he wants. He doesn't necessarily know how to get it. The issue here is that he's now uncertain if his approach will actually get him what he wants.
No, it's about something completely different.
Helping the survivors.
