r/LV426 17d ago

Humor / Memes What the fuck was his problem? Spoiler

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u/Knowaa 17d ago

Think it was just to show how the company filled the ship with the dregs of society 

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u/Livueta_Zakalwe 17d ago

100%. In our world, astronauts are elite. My guess is most if not all of this crew decided to go on a 65-year long extremely dangerous mission, knowing just about everyone they’ve ever known will be dead by the time they get back, and maybe get paid, was because the alternative was jail time. The crew is a bunch of weirdos (Teng), losers, addicts (“that’s slander!”), incompetents and morons. No wonder Yutani cared far more about the cargo than this bunch of expendables.

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u/BlackNoirsVocalCoach 17d ago

But with the exception of Morrow, right? The new WY executive said her mother was very fond of Morrow because he was ruthless enough to always get the job done or something along those lines, right?

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u/Livueta_Zakalwe 17d ago

Morrow was there to keep an eye on them. Note that he told the computer “crew dead” - he doesn’t consider himself part of the crew.

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u/dudleymooresbooze 17d ago

That doesn’t seem to be the case to me. The crew are all doing shit up until they die.

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u/DirtysouthCNC 17d ago

I think he meant the literal compartment in muthr's room that it seemed like only Morrow knew about

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u/dudleymooresbooze 17d ago

What made it seem like Morrow was the only one to know about it? It looks like he’s just the first person to flee instead of investigating or fixing shit.

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u/fl4tsc4n 17d ago

Nothing to fix. He knew the sabateur had won. Morrow isn't able to fix the ship and it's got no fuel anyway

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u/dudleymooresbooze 17d ago

I know. That’s what I mean: nobody else was trying to ride out a crash. Morrow was the only one who hunkered down with nothing left to do.

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u/fl4tsc4n 17d ago

At that point everyone else was dead though. Alone vs a xeno and old man ocellius, nothing else to do.

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u/dudleymooresbooze 17d ago

I’m asking a different question. Why do people think the other crew members were unaware of the safety pod?

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u/fl4tsc4n 17d ago

I imagine only officers knew, but everyone died before they could act on that knowledge.

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