About Bloody Mary... (Spoiler)

[Texas Red]

Anybody else thinking it was just another fake one and the real one just wanted a distraction to get away?

[GenoAmi]

Yeah, with the strange physiology they give us with Fables (also with some spoilers concerning the main series), death is about as meaningful as it is in Dragonball Z or Sailor Moon.

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

Yeah, with the strange physiology they give us with Fables (also with some spoilers concerning the main series), death is about as meaningful as it is in Dragonball Z or Sailor Moon.

Actually that's not the case in Fables unless thrown down the Witching Well they can't recover from an actual death a mortall injury they can.

[Mauman]

Good GOD I hope she's dead. I hated Bloody Mary FRICKING SUE the moment she showed up in the game.

[GenoAmi]

Originally posted by MorningLightMountain:

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

Yeah, with the strange physiology they give us with Fables (also with some spoilers concerning the main series), death is about as meaningful as it is in Dragonball Z or Sailor Moon.

Actually that's not the case in Fables unless thrown down the Witching Well they can't recover from an actual death a mortall injury they can.

True, but we don't "know" this "yet"- so if I were Bigby, wouldn't I take a huge chunk of Mary and throw her down the witching well? Actually, the same with anyone. If he'd killed one of the Tweedles beforehand, wouldn't he have stuffed him down the well as... well?

[robomagon]

Originally posted by 15K:

Anybody else thinking it was just another fake one and the real one just wanted a distraction to get away?

I never even entertained the possibility that I had killed the real one.

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

Originally posted by MorningLightMountain:

Actually that's not the case in Fables unless thrown down the Witching Well they can't recover from an actual death a mortall injury they can.

True, but we don't "know" this "yet"- so if I were Bigby, wouldn't I take a huge chunk of Mary and throw her down the witching well? Actually, the same with anyone. If he'd killed one of the Tweedles beforehand, wouldn't he have stuffed him down the well as... well?

They don't have the chance to do so at the time as Bigby is seriously injured. In part one of the likely reasons they throw bodies down the well is to get rid of bodies of Fables that don't look human and the Tweedle is just the dead body of a fat person.

[GenoAmi]

Originally posted by MorningLightMountain:

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

True, but we don't "know" this "yet"- so if I were Bigby, wouldn't I take a huge chunk of Mary and throw her down the witching well? Actually, the same with anyone. If he'd killed one of the Tweedles beforehand, wouldn't he have stuffed him down the well as... well?

They don't have the chance to do so at the time as Bigby is seriously injured. In part one of the likely reasons they throw bodies down the well is to get rid of bodies of Fables that don't look human and the Tweedle is just the dead body of a fat person.

But the thing is, location glamours aren't everywhere, so a mundy's senses work perfectly well. So you're a steelworker, and you see a bunch of blood and person-shaped glass everywhere, what's your natural conclusion? Now pile on an entire workforce of mundy's, and even if there was a perception filter over it, it'd be shorted out.

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

Originally posted by MorningLightMountain:

They don't have the chance to do so at the time as Bigby is seriously injured. In part one of the likely reasons they throw bodies down the well is to get rid of bodies of Fables that don't look human and the Tweedle is just the dead body of a fat person.

But the thing is, location glamours aren't everywhere, so a mundy's senses work perfectly well. So you're a steelworker, and you see a bunch of blood and person-shaped glass everywhere, what's your natural conclusion? Now pile on an entire workforce of mundy's, and even if there was a perception filter over it, it'd be shorted out.

Yes, but the steel mill was clearly owned by The Crooked Man.

[Riflebird]

I'm sure Bloody Mary is dead. She doesn't strike me as the "fake my own death to escape death" type of gal. She's more of the "I'll kill you slowly while laughing all the way, and if I die oh well" type of loonatic. She wouldn't stand for Bigby or anybody getting the better of her.

Also, she isn't in the comics so she's most definitely dead. I just wish Telltale gave us the choice of how to off her. I wanted to toss her into the motlen metal and watch her melt ala the T-1000.

[Texas Red]

Originally posted by Riflebird:

I'm sure Bloody Mary is dead. She doesn't strike me as the "fake my own death to escape death" type of gal. She's more of the "I'll kill you slowly while laughing all the way, and if I die oh well" type of loonatic. She wouldn't stand for Bigby or anybody getting the better of her.

Also, she isn't in the comics so she's most definitely dead. I just wish Telltale gave us the choice of how to off her. I wanted to toss her into the motlen metal and watch her melt ala the T-1000.

I was expecting to either give her a slow agonizing death by ripping her to shreads . Instead of just bursting into shards. I know her being Bloody Mary and the mirror thing and all.. But still.

[GenoAmi]

Originally posted by MorningLightMountain:

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

But the thing is, location glamours aren't everywhere, so a mundy's senses work perfectly well. So you're a steelworker, and you see a bunch of blood and person-shaped glass everywhere, what's your natural conclusion? Now pile on an entire workforce of mundy's, and even if there was a perception filter over it, it'd be shorted out.

Yes, but the steel mill was clearly owned by The Crooked Man.

It was occupied by the Crooked Man- he clearly lived in the shadows, and didn't really like to own places as much as owning people- any place his organization occupied served a purpose, but it was alwasy owned by either Fables or mundies. Fables, who would want to throw her down the witching well, and mundies which would bring attention to it- causing the Fables to want to hide her in the witching well (or at least in what I'm calling the vast office- The Woodland 's TARDIS).

Originally posted by Riflebird:

I'm sure Bloody Mary is dead. She doesn't strike me as the "fake my own death to escape death" type of gal. She's more of the "I'll kill you slowly while laughing all the way, and if I die oh well" type of loonatic. She wouldn't stand for Bigby or anybody getting the better of her.

Also, she isn't in the comics so she's most definitely dead. I just wish Telltale gave us the choice of how to off her. I wanted to toss her into the motlen metal and watch her melt ala the T-1000.

No, but she strikes me like a female Xanatos- someone that plans for their own death.

[robomagon]

She's coming back for the sequel. I guarantee it.

[Riflebird]

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

No, but she strikes me like a female Xanatos- someone that plans for their own death.

Sorry, but she doesn't strike me as the mastermind-type AT ALL. She's a brute, pure and simple. She's in it for the blood and she enjoys killing, it even says so on her bio. She's a psychopath through and through, and wouldn't care one bit if she died. Just so long as she gets her kicks in and has her fun.

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

Originally posted by MorningLightMountain:

Yes, but the steel mill was clearly owned by The Crooked Man.

It was occupied by the Crooked Man- he clearly lived in the shadows, and didn't really like to own places as much as owning people- any place his organization occupied served a purpose, but it was alwasy owned by either Fables or mundies. Fables, who would want to throw her down the witching well, and mundies which would bring attention to it- causing the Fables to want to hide her in the witching well (or at least in what I'm calling the vast office- The Woodland 's TARDIS).

Originally posted by Riflebird:

I'm sure Bloody Mary is dead. She doesn't strike me as the "fake my own death to escape death" type of gal. She's more of the "I'll kill you slowly while laughing all the way, and if I die oh well" type of loonatic. She wouldn't stand for Bigby or anybody getting the better of her.

Also, she isn't in the comics so she's most definitely dead. I just wish Telltale gave us the choice of how to off her. I wanted to toss her into the motlen metal and watch her melt ala the T-1000.

No, but she strikes me like a female Xanatos- someone that plans for their own death.

Mos likely it was owned by a front for The Crooked Man but clearly in use by him as his wheel is there and where the bullets were smeleted and cast.

[GenoAmi]

Originally posted by Riflebird:

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

No, but she strikes me like a female Xanatos- someone that plans for their own death.

Sorry, but she doesn't strike me as the mastermind-type AT ALL. She's a brute, pure and simple. She's in it for the blood and she enjoys killing, it even says so on her bio. She's a psychopath through and through, and wouldn't care one bit if she died. Just so long as she gets her kicks in and has her fun.

The Tweedles were brutes- Mary was smart. She goes into battle with Bigby prepared (unknown why she tries to use her true form instead of, y'know, using the silver bullet again). She's given autonomy by the Crooked Man purely due to her cunning. If not a Moriarty, she's still very much akin to... oh what was his name... *looks it up* Sebastian Moran. Second-in-command, but very much in that title due to being resourceful and intelligent.

Originally posted by MorningLightMountain:

Originally posted by GenoAmi:

It was occupied by the Crooked Man- he clearly lived in the shadows, and didn't really like to own places as much as owning people- any place his organization occupied served a purpose, but it was alwasy owned by either Fables or mundies. Fables, who would want to throw her down the witching well, and mundies which would bring attention to it- causing the Fables to want to hide her in the witching well (or at least in what I'm calling the vast office- The Woodland 's TARDIS).





No, but she strikes me like a female Xanatos- someone that plans for their own death.

Mos likely it was owned by a front for The Crooked Man but clearly in use by him as his wheel is there and where the bullets were smeleted and cast.

True, it was in use, but you have to factor in that if there was an operation like that, a perception filter was necessary. er... glamour. A glamour was necessary.