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Something has been bothering me about the Left Behind DLC entries. Is it really fair to call Ellie a lesbian? Yes she kissed Riley but I would say Ellie as a lesbian is rather stretching it. It\'s safe to assume that Ellie didn\'t have what many people would call a \
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Something has been bothering me about the Left Behind DLC entries. Is it really fair to call Ellie a lesbian? Yes she kissed Riley but I would say Ellie as a lesbian is rather stretching it. It\\\'s safe to assume that Ellie didn\\\'t have what many people would call a \\\"normal childhood\\\", what with the end of the world changing our society so drastically. I get the sense that she never really learned any way to really deal with her emotions for other people. She doesn\\\'t show any obvious sexual attraction toward anyone so basing it on that assumption goes right out the window, so the only evidence is emotional attraction which I find to be questionable.
I would argue that Ellie had an emotional attachment to Riley but not necessarily a sexual attraction as \\\"Lesbian\\\" might also define. She has really strong emotions for her friend and that kiss was the strongest way she could express that because she has no other reference for doing so.
I would argue that Ellie had an emotional attachment to Riley but not necessarily a sexual attraction as \\\"Lesbian\\\" might also define. She has really strong emotions for her friend and that kiss was the strongest way she could express that because she has no other reference for doing so.
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Oh no, not taken in by the CharacterShilling, as I feel he\'s not been written entirely consistently and the whole HighKing business should be. But fact of the matter is that Varian was NEVER a villain, just a leader who saw what the Horde\'s done, called them out on it and went to war with not exactly the best timing. And I believe he WAS called out for his warlike ways.
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Oh no, not taken in by the CharacterShilling, as I feel he\\\'s not been written entirely consistently and the whole HighKing business should never have been thought up. But fact of the matter is that Varian was NEVER a villain, just a leader who saw what the Horde\\\'s done, called them out on it and went to war with not exactly the best timing. And I believe he WAS called out for his warlike ways.
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Also, the war in Wrath ended prior to Cataclysm after the Lich King\'s death. And even during Wrath the Alliance and Horde begrudgingly met at the tournament and in the Alliance version of Icecrown Citadel, he lets Saurfang reclaim his son\'s body.
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Also, the war in Wrath ended prior to Cataclysm after the Lich King\\\'s death. And even during Wrath the Alliance and Horde begrudgingly met at the tournament and in the Alliance version of Icecrown Citadel, Varian lets Saurfang reclaim his son\\\'s body.
