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Hmmmm...the more you know.
and later on as BLASTO!
ten times more reload per reload!
Not exactly. More like, despite your Shepard being totally non-flirty/unromantic throughout, the dialogue from a certain character seems to suggest that he/she wants to start something with you, or already is (could be a bug).
Conrad Verner.
For real fun, leave Liara trapped in ME1 for as long as possible before recruiting her. Her dialogue gets really funny if you leave her in the bubble for most of the game.
Because the player decides what is canon. That's the whole theme and core of the Mass Effect series, you shouldn't forget it.
What you probably meant to say is that Liara is most attached to Shepard.
Which is not a comparison to other characters because it's not like anyone you met in ME2 or ME3 lost you to death after falling in love with you. So you can't say "Well, Liara is best girl because she did X thing when these characters didn't!" because there's no way to be sure that other characters would or would not have mourned Shepard the same way or done the same things.