Amoral and apathetic in one package, how efficient of her. But it’s also hypocritical because earlier she gave orders to fire on her own troops. That is to say, some of the blood on her hands was entirely her choice and not just the “following orders” excuse.
Nice comeback by the chief! Nothing bolsters an apology like actively correcting your poor choice.
Rigor – I probably didn’t make it clear enough in the dialogue… On page 751 when she told her guy to “open fire on the agitators,” the agitators are not her fellow security officers. She meant to selectively shoot people like Alec, Tadashi, and Brooke.
Well, Warren ordered to open fire into a chaotic brawl, which has a huge risk of friendly fire.
However, once the Slate member actually opened fire, the Slate members had actually disengaged – presumably while Alec was distracted by Brooke’s arrival, but that was not shown on screen.
However, there is still a chance that the floored members of Slate were injured by the gunfire – while the direct fire went overhead, Brooke’s shots bounced back, though I assume those injuries would be relatively minor against armored troops.
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YES!!
YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!
What.
CHIEF!?!?
F yeah!
Now that’s what I call Chief Oversight!
Chief to the rescue! I didn’t see that one coming!
Amoral and apathetic in one package, how efficient of her. But it’s also hypocritical because earlier she gave orders to fire on her own troops. That is to say, some of the blood on her hands was entirely her choice and not just the “following orders” excuse.
Nice comeback by the chief! Nothing bolsters an apology like actively correcting your poor choice.
Rigor – I probably didn’t make it clear enough in the dialogue… On page 751 when she told her guy to “open fire on the agitators,” the agitators are not her fellow security officers. She meant to selectively shoot people like Alec, Tadashi, and Brooke.
Well, Warren ordered to open fire into a chaotic brawl, which has a huge risk of friendly fire.
However, once the Slate member actually opened fire, the Slate members had actually disengaged – presumably while Alec was distracted by Brooke’s arrival, but that was not shown on screen.
However, there is still a chance that the floored members of Slate were injured by the gunfire – while the direct fire went overhead, Brooke’s shots bounced back, though I assume those injuries would be relatively minor against armored troops.
I get the feeling that the Chief is actually saying, “Pow!” as he lands that punch.
That’s something he would do, wouldn’t he?
The chief wouldn’t say that, but this guy would: http://cultureshockcomic.com/comic/05122006-2/
Believe it or not I almost had the Chief yell “Police punch!!!” in the last panel. But I didn’t because I thought it would ruin the moment.
And yes, if it was Meinji it would have CERTAINLY been accompanied by the name of the move he was performing.