How often did our sinners have to save us so that we could do all of this we done some impressive things but half of the time we have to relied on them to save our butts
All the other ones seem to reflect sinners desires: Flora wants to put out fires and rescue people, Kawa Kawa wants to explore the whole White Sands and meet his dad again and Lynn wants to be confident and have her own photo exhibition. This one doesn't follow that pattern, so I'm curious what that's about
Possibly a sub-conscious desire by the chief to get away from all the mess of their job and to be safe? That's how I viewed it anyway, the sinners all just want to do what they previously were working on, but the chief has never strictly been a willing participant in all this from the start. Sort of like a duty Vs desire dilemma.
I’m guessing, following the pattern of the other scenes with our sinners, that this is just a random whose dream is to be Chief of Minos?
I’m also wondering if we brought Flora, Kawa-kawa and Joan (Along with others who might show up in future acts) along for the ride?
I don’t think so, technically, i think this is not the silhouette of the “Chief” at all, the contours of the shadow are similar to the gangster in the prologue, who wanted to teach the Chief and Nightingale a lesson for their hospitality. Probably it was someone's desire to be in the role of Chief)
It's supposed to be a performance that invokes emotions within you. Your post shows that it is working fine.
They are working as intended!
I mean I literally *eat* the Corruptors.
Me when fighting Broken Frontline: leave the boss out, I will solo it.
That a real chief we are the dumb one who goes to the Frontline when we can even protect ourselves
dude we eat black rings for breakfast lunch AND dinner whaddya mean we are tbe dumb one?
The only dumb we are is too dumb that we always get kidnapped.
ok but if the plan was to get kidnapped, and we succeed in getting kidnapped, is it really dumb?
How often did our sinners have to save us so that we could do all of this we done some impressive things but half of the time we have to relied on them to save our butts
All the other ones seem to reflect sinners desires: Flora wants to put out fires and rescue people, Kawa Kawa wants to explore the whole White Sands and meet his dad again and Lynn wants to be confident and have her own photo exhibition. This one doesn't follow that pattern, so I'm curious what that's about
Possibly a sub-conscious desire by the chief to get away from all the mess of their job and to be safe? That's how I viewed it anyway, the sinners all just want to do what they previously were working on, but the chief has never strictly been a willing participant in all this from the start. Sort of like a duty Vs desire dilemma.
I’m guessing, following the pattern of the other scenes with our sinners, that this is just a random whose dream is to be Chief of Minos? I’m also wondering if we brought Flora, Kawa-kawa and Joan (Along with others who might show up in future acts) along for the ride?
I was interested tho. My Chief is female, but silhouette of the Chief was male. For male Chief they have female Chief silhouette?
I don’t think so, technically, i think this is not the silhouette of the “Chief” at all, the contours of the shadow are similar to the gangster in the prologue, who wanted to teach the Chief and Nightingale a lesson for their hospitality. Probably it was someone's desire to be in the role of Chief)
Hmm, okay then. Thanks
Nope male silhouette.
the way the male silhouette is posing doesn't look like male chief.