Wednesday, 18 November 2015
I have a few questions to ask from chapters 1-3.
1. In chapter three do you think it was right of Laurie to leave Jon (Dr. Manhattan), did he deserve the treatment he was given?
2.Why do you think nobody cares about The Comedian's murder more than Rorschach? Is Rorschach doing a good job of trying to warn them?
3.Do you guys think The Comedian deserved his death when looking into his backstory? Explain.
4. Why did Dr. Manhattan go to Mars, do you think this is too much or for a good reason?
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1. I think that Laurie leaving John was acceptable, John never seemed to retain his humanity after the transformation. A lot of problems have been said to had come up in their relationship.
ReplyDelete2. Rorschach cares because he is more intelligent, in a twisted sorta way. He see's things differently to the other heroes.
3. His backstory is quite bloody, his death is justified to me because of it. He seemed to be just that, a murder at heart.
4. I think he went to mars as a way to separate himself from earth, he does mention that Laurie was the only reason he stayed there in the first place.
1.I agree, John looks really uninterested in Laurie most likely because of what has happened to John.
ReplyDelete2.I feel like Rorschach has a personal connection to The Comedian probably because of their backstory.
3.I think that The Comedian was more twisted, than a murder cause it seems he cannot control himself.
4.I agree, he mentions that Laurie is his only link to the Earth.
1. I think it was right for Laurie to leave Jon, but he didn't deserve it because what happened to him to become that way wasn't his fault.
ReplyDelete2. They didn't care as much as Rorschach because Blake did some bad things to others. Yes he is doing a good job of warning them, but they just don't want to listen.
3. No he doesn't deserve it, as Laurie's mom said " it's history."
4. To get away of earth and I think it was for a good reason, for Laurie.