#27 by Complex - Jan 5 2009
Favourite Character: Mrs. Robinson.
No really, I think she's wonderful. The first time I played it I was in the direction of the 'Foretold' ending, and all the time when Christina was like 'maybe this is my fate...maybe I'm meant to be with Bastian', I was mentally yelling 'What about your mum?!?! Think about your poor mother!! Get the hell outta there and go home!!' XD
I also don't like Jeremy. Sorry, the prince charming thing doesn't work for me, and I don't like his deceptive and patronising ways in a guy.
I agree to an extent about what he says about the 'real' people and 'empty' people, but I think it is a poor reason to justify the crimes he commits. As mentioned before, he seems obsessed and power-hungry, and I think he's got some superiority issues. What makes him think he's got the right to judge others and label them as 'good' or 'bad', and furthermore to kill those he finds undeserving? Does he have that much confidence in that his judgement is absolute? Take Elizabeth for example; she is revealed to be a kind, sweet, innocent girl. Did she really deserve to be targetted as a sacrifice? Even if her 'crimes' to Jeremy were that she lacked confidence and was trying to be someone she's not (going out on dates with guys), did this mean she deserved to die? And Christina; in the ending where she's killed on the date, it's because she doesn't have dreams and quick to judge Jeremy. These may be unattractive characteristics, but did it mean she was a bad person? So how come Jeremy feels like he has the right to decide who is worthy and who is not?
In the end, I think his crimes make him just as 'bad' as the sort of people he condemns. By trying to rise above them all, he's fallen pretty low.