Hypocrite: Difference between revisions
Fenris' two main complaints against mages are the risk of demon possession and the temptation to use blood magic -- neither of which apply to him. So, not a hypocrite.
(Fenris' two main complaints against mages are the risk of demon possession and the temptation to use blood magic -- neither of which apply to him. So, not a hypocrite.) |
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** In ''[[Dragon Age 2]]'' Knight-Commander Meredith sees magic as a curse, and mages as a major threat to her city who must be contained at all costs. {{spoiler|So she uses an ancient magical artifact to give herself magical superpowers and animate statues to indiscriminately attack people in the final battle.}}
** The same could be said about Anders, who accuses her of going too far in her treatment of mages as dangerous people, yet he {{spoiler|proves just how dangerous and obsessed he himself is - ask the people in the Chantry he blew up}}. Not exactly the strongest point in making mages seem like all the other people.
* Caesar in [[Fallout: New Vegas]] frowns upon any form of weakness in his soldiers, including over-dependence on technology, and the only medicine he allows his soldiers to use is healing powder (a simple concoction of medicinal herbs). However, he keeps a broken Auto-Doc in his tent and, if the courier sides with him, commands the courier to fix it so it can cure him of a brain tumour. Plus his [[Elite Mooks]] get to use more technologically advance weapons than the lower ranking members.
* Isamu in [[Shin Megami Tensei Nocturne]] intends to create Musubi, a world of complete isolation in which all beings are self-reliant and allowed to pursue their own goals without any interaction with each other. He has to rely heavily on the Demi-fiend in order to bring about this vision.
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