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weaver of the unseen
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Beltalowda! OPA stronk!
I don't understand why Drummer would feel sorry for giving the order to fire when she was so committed to the act that she wasn't even prepared to hear Chief Engineer argument for not fire. I think Bulldog might have been behind all the activities and he knew what he was doing, when he started to manipulate the command staff, possibly under Anderson Davies orders. Things just doesn't happen in the Expanse universe because they're incidents. But after Erringwright went into the UN prison and possibly ended in the Hague, who would benefit the most from playing into the deaths of Rosinante's crew?
I would have never figured out that Mao's was going to sacrifice another daughter after the blue stuff ate the favourite one. But, thing is since she is daughter of the one of the richest people in the solar system, why would she be thinking about laying down revenge on Holden's crew, when it's not going to spring her dad out from the prison? Maybe the whole interview was setup for her to canvas info directly out from Holden, or then, maybe it was a ruse and the creepy camera guy is innocent for fiddling with the systems. At least Amos brain was working as he figured out the source for their misfortune super fast. Holden would have been in his right to order Amos to space the saboteour for risking the space and its crew. I don't think anyone would have said otherwise and it might have even made the interview much better as the public would have seen to not s*** all over the heroes of the Expanse. So, what Amos did at the end was right, because there was no trust left in him and the interview team. I'd have liked that order to come from Holden instead of "that guy" acting on his own. But Amos wasn't blessed with great smarts.
His solution was a sledgehammer. The question is can you drift out from the slow zone with space suit alone? And will anyone pick your emergency transmissions if and whenever they might come out from the blue zone? Space is infinite and man is so very tiny compared to it.
I don't think I would have balls enough to do the leap of faith and follow dead man into the mystery of unknown. The blue stuff has been the most lethal thing that man has known and yet without bigger question Holden suited up and went like it's an everyday thing.
I would have never figured out that Mao's was going to sacrifice another daughter after the blue stuff ate the favourite one. But, thing is since she is daughter of the one of the richest people in the solar system, why would she be thinking about laying down revenge on Holden's crew, when it's not going to spring her dad out from the prison? Maybe the whole interview was setup for her to canvas info directly out from Holden, or then, maybe it was a ruse and the creepy camera guy is innocent for fiddling with the systems. At least Amos brain was working as he figured out the source for their misfortune super fast. Holden would have been in his right to order Amos to space the saboteour for risking the space and its crew. I don't think anyone would have said otherwise and it might have even made the interview much better as the public would have seen to not s*** all over the heroes of the Expanse. So, what Amos did at the end was right, because there was no trust left in him and the interview team. I'd have liked that order to come from Holden instead of "that guy" acting on his own. But Amos wasn't blessed with great smarts.
His solution was a sledgehammer. The question is can you drift out from the slow zone with space suit alone? And will anyone pick your emergency transmissions if and whenever they might come out from the blue zone? Space is infinite and man is so very tiny compared to it.
I don't think I would have balls enough to do the leap of faith and follow dead man into the mystery of unknown. The blue stuff has been the most lethal thing that man has known and yet without bigger question Holden suited up and went like it's an everyday thing.
