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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Golem's attempt to impose laws does not go well, but there is a discussion to be had about whether he was genuinely that out of touch with the Zenos, or he knew it would end the way it did and his FantasticRacism drove him to be as heavy handed as he could be simply out of spite. The fact he chooses to [[spoiler: sacrifice himself rather than let Nuatl-Teh continue messing with the Zenos]] does imply he takes his role as their self proclaimed ruler and protector somewhat seriously, but on the flip side he was willing to [[spoiler: hold all of Halstedom hostage in order to fulfill his prime directive of preventing any from seeing the real world.]]
* TheyPlottedAPerfectlyGoodWaste: According to WordOfGod, they purposely [[spoiler: show you the visually stunning outside world, and then have Golem deny you any chance of exploring it]] because they knew the frustration and dissatisfaction you felt would make you on the same wavelength that Ghat and Rimat are in the same scene.
* TheyPlottedAPerfectlyGoodWaste: According to WordOfGod, they purposely [[spoiler: show you the visually stunning outside world, and then have Golem deny you any chance of exploring it]] because they knew the frustration and dissatisfaction you felt would make you on the same wavelength that Ghat and Rimat are in the same scene.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Golem's attempt to impose laws does not go well, but there is a discussion to be had about whether he was genuinely that out of touch with the Zenos, or he knew it would end the way it did and his FantasticRacism drove him to be as heavy handed as he could be simply out of spite. The fact he chooses to [[spoiler: sacrifice himself rather than let Nuatl-Teh continue messing with the Zenos]] does imply he takes his role as their self proclaimed ruler and protector somewhat seriously, but on the flip side he was willing to [[spoiler: hold all of Halstedom hostage in order to fulfill his prime directive of preventing any from seeing the real world.]]
* TheyPlottedAPerfectlyGoodWaste: According to WordOfGod, they purposely [[spoiler: show you the visually stunning outside world, and then have Golem deny you any chance of exploring it]] because they knew the frustration and dissatisfaction you felt would make you on the same wavelength that Ghat and Rimat are in the same scene.]]
* TheyPlottedAPerfectlyGoodWaste: According to WordOfGod, they purposely [[spoiler: show you the visually stunning outside world, and then have Golem deny you any chance of exploring it]] because they knew the frustration and dissatisfaction you felt would make you on the same wavelength that Ghat and Rimat are in the same scene.
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* TheyPlottedAPerfectlyGoodWaste: According to WordOfGod, they purposely [[spoiler: Show you the visually stunning outside world, and then have Golem deny you any chance of exploring it]] because they knew the frustration and dissatisfaction you felt would make you on the same wavelength that Ghat and Rimat are in the same scene.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Golem's attempt to impose laws does not go well, but there is a discussion to be had about whether he was genuinely that out of touch with the Zenos, or he knew it would end the way it did and his FantasticRacism drove him to be as heavy handed as he could be simply out of spite. The fact he chooses to [[spoiler: sacrifice himself rather than let Nuatl-Teh continue messing with the Zenos]] does imply he takes his role as their self proclaimed ruler and protector somewhat seriously, but on the flip side he was willing to [[spoiler: hold all of Halstedom hostage in order to fulfill his prime directive of preventing any from seeing the real world.]]
* TheyPlottedAPerfectlyGoodWaste: According to WordOfGod, they purposely [[spoiler:Show show you the visually stunning outside world, and then have Golem deny you any chance of exploring it]] because they knew the frustration and dissatisfaction you felt would make you on the same wavelength that Ghat and Rimat are in the same scene.
* TheyPlottedAPerfectlyGoodWaste: According to WordOfGod, they purposely [[spoiler:
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* TheyPlottedAPerfectlyGoodWaste: According to WordOfGod, they purposely [[spoiler: Show you the visually stunning outside world, and then have Golem deny you any chance of exploring it]] because they knew the frustration and dissatisfaction you felt would make you on the same wavelength that Ghat and Rimat are in the same scene.
