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18th May '13 1:58:54 PM nombretomado

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* ''{{Starcraft}}''
** In ''{{Starcraft}}: Brood War'', Aldaris incites a major military revolt and goes off on a mindless tirade about how evil the Dark Templar are and how they would doom the Protoss society. Just as he is finally defeated and starts to explain what he's discovered, Kerrigan pops in and assassinates him. The heroes eventually find out the hard way that Aldaris was right two campaigns later....all because the guy descended into a raving lunacy rather than rationally approaching the dilemma.
** Almost completely subverted by Zeratul in ''{{Starcraft 2}}''. True enough, he starts out as if he's going to play this trope straight, coming to Raynor in a dark corridor and acting all crazy and hurried, but he ''does'' give ol' Jimmy all of the information he has, expressed as logically as possible. It's also hard to fault him for boarding the ship in secret, because, well, he's a Protoss (and a Dark Templar to boot), [[BlueAndOrangeMorality and that's just the way they do things]].

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* ''Franchise/{{Starcraft}}''
** In ''VideoGame/{{Starcraft|I}}: Brood War'', Aldaris incites a major military revolt and goes off on a mindless tirade about how evil the Dark Templar are and how they would doom the Protoss society. Just as he is finally defeated and starts to explain what he's discovered, Kerrigan pops in and assassinates him. The heroes eventually find out the hard way that Aldaris was right two campaigns later....all because the guy descended into a raving lunacy rather than rationally approaching the dilemma.
** Almost completely subverted by Zeratul in ''VideoGame/{{StarCraft II}}''. True enough, he starts out as if he's going to play this trope straight, coming to Raynor in a dark corridor and acting all crazy and hurried, but he ''does'' give ol' Jimmy all of the information he has, expressed as logically as possible. It's also hard to fault him for boarding the ship in secret, because, well, he's a Protoss (and a Dark Templar to boot), [[BlueAndOrangeMorality and that's just the way they do things]].

28th Apr '13 8:13:22 PM md77

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