Originally posted by The_TempestSome of these I'll need to revisit to make sure it was actual "Oneness," but back to Live Tweeting.
Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ3. Except that Luke had already gone into Oneness twice by the time he'd made that statement, along with other situations in which he'd gone "all-out."
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[*]And now the visions...
[*]We don't know the exact ratio of Vitiate-defeated/Vitiate-victorious visions, but this part is telling: Scourge muses "He had to choose, but there was no way to know which was the most likely outcome," suggesting that the split was damn close at least.
[*]Scourge musing that his betrayal would not have altered the inevitable outcome is most likely self-rationalization. For if the outcome were "inevitable" and Vitiate would have won "regardless," then Scourge would never have seen potential futures wherein they beat him.
[*](Then there's the fact that Vitiate's own behavior indicates that they might well have beaten him.)
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[*]Is there proof that when Vitiate imbues characters with his power that it requires some sort of incessant concentration on his part or that his own inherent power is diminished as a result?
[*]Lots and lots of character opinions up in hurr
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Got lazy there at the end. But good show, boys, I read through 3/4 of it.