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originally posted in:Binary Star Cult
9/26/2014 3:12:33 PM
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In theory that last part could just mean the Traveler wants you to revive it so it can escape the second coming of the darkness. The piece of evidence that comes to mind to rebuke your theory would be the final moon mission in which the Hive are performing a ritual on the Traveler to weaken it. Although the thought that the traveler created ghosts to revive long dead soldiers (necromancy) could also point to the traveler being evil. Or one could say that the Traveler is able to do this because it increased our life spans and what not. There's two sides to every coin.
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it could also be that it resurrects dead golden age soldiers, because they were the best...the pinnacle of human warriors, and so many of them were lost in the collapse, on all our worlds....not enough of them to pass on training and whatnot.....and the best are needed to win the fight, so you bring them back, and hope that what made them such good soldiers originally, survived their death, and resurrection..
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In response to the fact that the Hive are trying to destroy the Traveler, the nature of this conflict is still unknown. The Traveler could be evil, the Hive could be evil, or both. However, there is a lot of evidence that suggests there's something wrong with the information we're getting about the "good" Traveler, so that's why I believe at least the Traveler is evil.
