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** Subverted, however: he says repeatedly that he would choose to do the same thing, and that he doesn't regret what he did. He felt it was necessary; however, he chooses to always remind himself of the price paid. {{spoiler|But it's played straight in ''[[Mass Effect 3]]'', where he comes to fully regret working on the genophage and decides to help cure it}}.
** Two other Salarians involved in the project, {{spoiler|Maelon Heplorn}} from the second game and {{spoiler|Padok Wiks}} from the third, both eventually come to the conclusion that their work was unethical. Unfortunately, the former ends up falling ''even further down [[Jumping Off the Slippery Slope|the slippery slope]]'' when he tries to reverse his handiwork.
** {{spoiler|Gavin Archer}} from the "Project Overlord" [[Downloadable Content|DLC]] eventually has this reaction to {{spoiler|the experiments he did on his brother, to the point where he ends up quitting Cerberus because of it.}}
** In ''[[Mass Effect 3]]'', if you can make {{spoiler|the Illusive Man}} realize that he's being [[Brainwashed and Crazy|indoctrinated]] by the Reapers, {{spoiler|he'll shoot himself in the head.}}
** Miranda Lawson is an interesting variation as her's is more, "My god, what did I ALMOST do?" Her hatred of her father comes from the fact that he tried to control her and her sister, make them slaves to do whatever he wanted them to do. She almost did this to Shepard, when she attempted to plant a control chip into his/her brain while bringing him/her back to life. By ''[[Mass Effect 3]]'', she realizes this and feels unbearable guilt, telling Shepard how sorry she is for even considering it.
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