A more direct example: Imagine enslaving a horrible, evil demon, and ordering it to perform one or more “good” duties. It does good, if against its will.
Okay, Tina seems to know a lot about things she shouldn’t know about. That sounds like a direct reference to the civilization that was wiped out by our three Golem Girls.
And yes, this is not the first hint we’ve gotten that Tina might be connected to them… but it may be the most blatant.
The conversation seems to be implying that the guardians were corrupted, but their’s also the possibility that it was the ones they were guarding who became corrupt.
That’s called “doing the right thing for the wrong reason”.
It’s not do good things FOR evil. It’s do good things and BE evil.
I could pause in my baby-slaughtering rampage to help a little old lady across the street and there be no connection.
A more direct example: Imagine enslaving a horrible, evil demon, and ordering it to perform one or more “good” duties. It does good, if against its will.
I always love this line. It continues to show the depth behind Tina.
Not to mention the dude who writes her lines for her. 😉
Usually it’s the other way around, history has a lot of people doing evil in the name of good.
Okay, Tina seems to know a lot about things she shouldn’t know about. That sounds like a direct reference to the civilization that was wiped out by our three Golem Girls.
And yes, this is not the first hint we’ve gotten that Tina might be connected to them… but it may be the most blatant.
The conversation seems to be implying that the guardians were corrupted, but their’s also the possibility that it was the ones they were guarding who became corrupt.