Miranda: Spoilers if you haven't seen the movie

POSTED BY: EvilDinosaur
UPDATED: Saturday, March 18, 2006 02:52
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ISAACSHEPHERD

Friday, March 17, 2006 5:44 PM

I agree that Miranda was put on the rim for experiment purposes. The question is did the Alliance know that there would be an adverse reaction to the Pax? I may be giving them too much credit but I think it's possible. Their fault would be assuming that they could control that many people.

If they didn't know then I think they were just toying around trying to create the perfect people. Once they learned that some turned aggressive they decided to make the best of their catastrophe and use their findings to make the perfect soldier.

As for Miranda being Earth that was I can't really support that theory. Although the reason for leaving was most likely different from the main stream story started by the Alliance. Perhaps Alliance wanted more and more control/power, nuclear war was about to break out or resources were used up. Either way, I think they were the cause for leaving either accidental screw up or something very purposeful.
IS

The Bible's a bit fuzzy on the subject of kneecaps.

WHOME

Friday, March 17, 2006 9:49 PM

Miranda was a special project, in which the Alliance had a special interest, so they got lots of supplies and resources.
Think of the American old west- anywhere the government was pushing to settle people (say, along intended rail lines, or good farmland, or land recetly stolen from the Indians) got government help. Any settlers who just went off on their own got squat.

MATTCOZ

Friday, March 17, 2006 11:12 PM

Miranda? Earth? Do you think they moved the entire planet to this new system?

SADLITTLEKING

Saturday, March 18, 2006 2:52 AM

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Originally posted by zzetta13:
Hey Sadlittleking,

guess it could also be said that the alliance wanted to make them "Mice and comfy"

LOL

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