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String comment = 'Was Hathaway right for shooting Chan? Could Quess have being saved if not for her?';
'>>22597053
>have being';
'>>22597060
Has, yes i'm ESL, now answer';
'>>22597053
No. Although it wasnt clear to Hathaway, Quess wanted a father figure and Hathaway could never give her that. Its why she leaves him on a dime in favor of Char even though they got along so well. I seriously doubt Hathaway could have convinced her, saying vain things like "you'll come to your senses once you see my face" in that moment clearly shows the wishful thinking on his part. He could have been her friend, but not a lover that can save her.
All the more reason why it was detestable of him to kill Chen in a fit of rage when she was clearly and earnestly acting with his best interest in mind.
You could interpret this in a more charitable way and say that Chen made a similar mistake to Char in that she impatiently tried to end a problem that could have been solved through human understanding if she had been more patient, and maybe Hathaway could miraculously have made Quess get over her desires, but that somehow seems less realistic than Amuro hoping for humanity to recify itself on its own.
Anyway, Chen is cool, fuck Hathaway. Havent watched Hathaway Flash but hope it ends with him being shot down by another kid like himself.';
'>>22597076
>Havent watched Hathaway Flash but hope it ends with him being shot down by another kid like himself.
Well you are right on him getting shot';'>>22597053
Quests was already damaged goods before she even got on that shuttle for space. Deadbeat dad, absent mother, basically raised by hippies, she was horribly nonfunctional when Hathaway first met her. And things just got worse after Char and Gyunei got their claws in her, anyone trying to save her would need an industrial excavator to dig out the mountain of shit piled on top before they could even begin to reach her.
It might have been possible to save her given a decent amount of time and not in the middle of a damned battlefield. But in that moment she was nothing but a neurotic attack hound and putting her out of her misery was an act of mercy. Hathaway's inability to understand that is what led him down his path of darkness, and anyone who spends any time in reasonable contemplation would have realized it. He didn't because he lacked the maturity and experience, which is what led him to becoming radicalized.';
'>>22597053
Yes and Yes.';
'>>22597053
Quess tried to murder him several times, and she only pushed him away at the end because she realized she was toast and wanted to feel like she had power over something at the end. Hathaway was in the wrong for killing Chan after Chan saved his life, and that action basically spelled out Hathaway's ruin from that point on.';
'>>22597053
I’ve been waiting for a Hathaway thread. I have a question about the movie: why did Hathaway buy all those toy clocks?';
'Tomino said Chan is the worst so I'd say Hathaway was right
>>22598546
autism';'>>22598524
Both Quess and Hathaway were in danger from Chan's shot since the latter was right in front of Quess trying to talk her down. The Alpha was also severely damaged so it's truly debatable if Chan really did save his life.';
'>>22598546
To wait for his father who left buying milk';
'>>22597053
This >>22598547
Chan was a retard who was asking for it. She indirectly caused Astonaige's death and tried to butt in other people's business. Just an adult who thinks they know better but ultimately ruin it for younger generation. From Hathaway's point of view, a girl who he liked and shared an understanding bond with just sacrificed her life for him. That survivor's guilt would fuck with his mind for a considerable amount of time.';
'>>22598548
Hathaway flew right up in Quess' face and into harm's way. Quess could still fight and Hathaway was jeopardizing himself like a fool, blind to that fact, hence why the missiles were fired.';
'>>22598668
Quess had been trying to kill Hathaway and didn't sacrifice her life for him at all. Quess just wanted to feel important, whether it was through killing people or deciding if someone could live.';
'>>22597431
>>22598548
>>22598668
We know, Hathaway.';
'>>22600277
Whatever was going through Quess' head doesn't change how Hathaway say it, her batting him away and saving his life regardless of the intent makes him think he was in fact getting through to her and would have been able to talk it out.
>>22597053
Depends on the writer, personally I think Chan could have just like not bothered and the two would have bickered until the Axis Shock happened, at which point the massive wave of emotions would have gotten the two to stop fighting and made up due to the powers of overwhelming emotions.';
'>>22597053
>Was Hathaway right for shooting Chan?
No
>Could Quess have being saved if not for her?
Also no';
'>>22597053
Yes Quess could've been saved.
No he was not justified in shooting Chan.';
'>>22601428tHLhzZGo' ;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZB
'>>22601335
Hathaway was a willful idiot ignoring that Quess had repeatedly tried to kill him and was getting closer at succeeding each time. He even flew in while the missiles were already launched.';
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