The time when Garrett was the most scared... - by all
Jusal on 11/7/2007 at 01:42
Not to say how hard it was to figure out what it was saying to a non-native English speaker.
infinity on 11/7/2007 at 14:51
I never thought of that Jusal. So scary and confusing. Thats a fun combination.
vforvegard on 6/9/2007 at 11:53
yes, i fell of the balcony (in the museum) when i heard that voice!
i think he was pretty scared when victoria ripped his eye.
Dia on 6/9/2007 at 12:25
I agree that Garrett probably would have been most scared when going through his ordeal with Viktoria & the Trickster. (I remember thinking when she ripped Garrett's eye out, 'Well! There goes that relationship!')
As for zombies, etc., I think that Garrett always seemed somewhat cynical rather than scared. When it turned out that there were such things as the undead in his world, I'll agree with Vogelfrei that Garrett seemed to become rather used to them and never really considered them all that threatening.
DJ Riff on 6/9/2007 at 12:27
Quote:
yes, i fell of the balcony (in the museum) when i heard that voice!
I think Infinity told about
first time, in Thief-1.
Comes a man to rescue me...
Poor man...:ebil:
Never trust a talking rock. Someone could lose an eye. ©
Lovecraftian on 6/9/2007 at 12:33
I suppose he might have jumped a bit when he saw the Mechanist Cherub. Well i did.
DJ Riff on 6/9/2007 at 12:46
After I read the note in Seminary about the water that can disable robots, and the order to make something water-resistant, I was nearly expecting something like this. So it was just "Oh, here it is! Let's test it."
Caduca on 9/9/2007 at 15:03
I have to agree with just about everyone here in saying that whilst I don't think Garrett is scared of most things, e.g. zombies, burricks, etc, I can imagine the [SPOILER]eye-ripping[/SPOILER] scene frightening him. I also think that the Cradle would have probably made him at least edgy. I imagine him as being someone who likes to be prepared for a job, in control, able to call the shots and choose when he makes his way out, so being [SPOILER]trapped in there after it remembers him [/SPOILER] would probably give him the chills as well as a distinct feeling of helplessness. Well, the thought scares me, but then, most things in Thief scare me ;)
Jarvis on 9/9/2007 at 16:34
I don't really agree. I'll bet he is terrified by the undead. Especially Haunts. Garrett is a brave man, but courage isn't to fear nothing, courage is control of fear. A life as a criminal mixed with a life spent hiding in shadows would teach one to deal with fear in a very calm and relaxed manner. It surely comes off as nonchalant, but to deny that the fear is there is foolish. I think it's just Garrett's way of dealing with anxiety. He likes to be as prepared as possible, that helps him stay calm. He also seems to like to make jokes about the possible dangers he'll face. He uses sarcastic humor to calm himself a lot.
I do agree though, that I think lack of freedom and control causes him to fret, and I agree that he was most afraid in the face of Constantine and Viktoria.
Mikael Grizzly on 9/9/2007 at 19:40
Quote Posted by Lovecraftian
I suppose he might have jumped a bit when he saw the Mechanist Cherub. Well i did.
If I was Garrett and saw the Mechanist Cherub... woah boy...
Suffice to say, the fence would get a whole lotta gold and gems to move, if you catch my drift.
