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I\'m not exactly sure that Clock-La (Sly Cooper series) \'subverts\' the trope. Yes, she did take over the body, sure, but I always thought it was implied that she was slowly turning INTO Clockwerk, based on her sudden loathing of the Cooper Gang and such. Any thoughts on that?
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Having recently played through Sly 2: Band of Thieves, I\\\'m sort of questioning whether or not Clock-La would serve as a subversion to the trope. Whilst the current entry states that \\\"it\\\'s not [Clockwerk\\\'s] mind in the metal body, but Neyla\\\'s\\\", I don\\\'t think that is wholly correct. Throughout the Final Boss Fight, Neyla seemed to become quite vicious towards Sly (and the Cooper Gang in general, near the end). I always assumed that this essentially meant that she was turning INTO Clockwerk...
Any thoughts on this...?
Any thoughts on this...?
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I\'m not exactly sure that Clock-La (Sly Cooper series) \'subverts\' the trope. Yes, she did take over the body, sure, but I always thought it was implied that she was slowly turning INTO Clockwerk, based on her sudden loathing of the Cooper Gang and such.
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I\\\'m not exactly sure that Clock-La (Sly Cooper series) \\\'subverts\\\' the trope. Yes, she did take over the body, sure, but I always thought it was implied that she was slowly turning INTO Clockwerk, based on her sudden loathing of the Cooper Gang and such. Any thoughts on that?
