Guild Wars 2

So, I was reading the story journal text for the most recent updates to living world. One thing stuck out in particular. In the text for “Entanglement”, there’s a line where it says “Rox made an offhand comment about Taimi. I think the kid is getting on her nerves.”

I also remember Rox in one of the instances where you enter scarlet’s little dry top hideout, where she tried to argue with Taimi over whether Scarlet was inherently evil or not. She had a distinctly annoyed tone to her voice that I didn’t catch quite at first. And in the Concordia Incident, I remember her speaking a bit ill about Taimi at the beginning, which is what I think the text is referring to.

And this isn’t limited just to Rox and Taimi, Kasmeer is also mentioned as being annoyed with Marjory. In the story journal, it specifically says, “I could tell Kasmeer was upset that Marjory is leaving her behind while she takes care of funeral arrangements for her sister. The relentless fighting and sudden loss is taking its toll on their relationship.”

So my question is… is this a hint at tension between the biconics beginning to form? Perhaps the next time Kasmeer and Marjory meet they won’t be so lovey dovey anymore? It sure seems like that’s what’s being hinted at.

On the off-hand, I liked how Braham sort of reconciled with his mother during the latest episode.

Yes.

/15bloodlegioncharr

No. This group will have no more infighting than did the Mystery, Inc. or the Planeteers.

I’m personally very fond of some of the story progression of Season 2, the Dragon’s Reach in particular.
- I’ve always hoped to see the Biconics evolve as individuals rather than just as a group.
This splitting up is intriguing to me, because a lot is happening at the moment with each of them individually.
- I was also happy to see more interaction from Braham this time around.

I’m looking forward to see how Marjory has evolved since she returned to the Reach.
- I’m hoping to see some difference and further development of each of the characters during season 2.

well, Kasmeer is a spoiled brat. It could very well be that she loves Marjory, and when Marjory says she needs time alone, Kasmeer may have difficulty with accepting ‘no’

I think it is good for Marjory and Kasmeer to be apart for a bit. Kas seemed dependant on Marjory and having them seperated means that she will have to take more responsibility.
- I liked Kasmeer more in The Dragon’s Reach than I’ve done before. She seemed (to me at least) more serious and less hiccupy, even though she must have been nervous.