Apr 29, 2014 at 12:08 PM
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Did Misery forget about it?
Please, someone help me!
Please, someone help me!
You weren't.IdioticBaka1824 said:How was I roleplaying?
Omygosh the arm barrier just made way more sense. It's why it was the labyrinth she chose and somewhere else like outer wall or plantation.WoodenRat said:Either that or she wanted Quote to get on a serious bodybuilding routine. I'm talking about 2-3 steroid cycles, heavy in trenbolone for that dry look.
funwillfunwill said:I disagree with most of the theories. She wanted Quote to live, because she still has free will of THOUGHT and still some free will of action. Misery thought Quote may have had a chance, if not a very small one to destroy the crown. She may have known about how to exit the Labyrinth, and that Quote could possibly figure it out.
X-Calibar said:Perhaps kicking Quote when down would act like an RPG status effect?
*You have been dazed*
*ZAP*
-8 dmg
*You wake up!*
If she's dealt with someone like him before, perhaps she knows better then to fight directly, when banishment has proven effective in the past?
curlybrace22702 said:I think that misery wanted quote to live, so he could kill the doctor, as misery herself could do nothing in her power to stop him. So she sent Quote to the labyrinth hoping he would get stronger, find a way to escape, and defeat the doctor. She did save Quote after ballos was killed, so that makes me believe that she actually was on quote's side the whole time, and just couldn't help him because she had to follow the doctor's orders.
I fnd these the most fitting theories. Misery's punching bag approves!WoodenRat said:Because she isn't COMPLETELY under the crown's control. I think she still has a bit of her own will left, just like Balrog.
Either that or she wanted Quote to get on a serious bodybuilding routine. I'm talking about 2-3 steroid cycles, heavy in trenbolone for that dry look.