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It's not Trigger who fights through impossible odds, it's you.
It's the same reason Link from Legend of Zelda usually doesn't talk, though in that case, the game's perspective requires a visual representation.
Though if you ask me, they kinda flubbed it up in two places:
1. In the cutscene before Mission 17, I think it was, when the CO says he can see in your face what you want to do. How does the dev know what you want to do?
2. At least once, Trigger is referred to as he/him. Though this is probably a localization thing, as using masculine pronouns for women is acceptable in Japan.
Now, seriously, man, you even know the term. Is it so hard to google it? It's a thing for over fourty years by this point.
But I haven't played that game before loll
it's not much better as you're still dealing with an ace combat-tier story, but if silent protagonists don't get your juices flowing then you've at least got one title that does
... i suppose it makes sense in a contrived way