Is Jack Bauer LG?

[diaglo]

the real point of this thread is moot

loki44's paladin died in the first session on sunday. eaten by a grue

 

[loki44]

the real point of this thread is moot

loki44's paladin died in the first session on sunday. eaten by a grue

And for the record, he did not torture anyone en route to his death.

AoW's is more deadly than 24.

 

[ericlboyd]

Given the events of tonight's episode, what about Jack's alignment now? I'm not sure if he's done this in previous episodes, but I don't think so......shooting a man in cold blood...

Henderson wasn't a threat, his gun had no bullets, and Jack knew it.

That can't be excused as a good act, I'm thinking..

Banshee

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It's not clear to me that Henderson is really dead. The whole scene looked pretty staged for the benefit of the navy guy. Perhaps that "scene" was how Jack fulfilled his promise to Henderson.

--Eric

 

[catsclaw227]

<blackened for spoiler>It's not clear to me that Henderson is really dead. The whole scene looked pretty staged for the benefit of the navy guy. Perhaps that "scene" was how Jack fulfilled his promise to Henderson.

This was my thought exactly! Seemed a bit too swanky. And even with Jack's behavior, it was over the top, and I can't imagine he'd go that far.

 

[(Psi)SeveredHead]

AFAIK, Press News and so on
1st Daschner was a very lawful man, he cared much for his colleagues, if one of his team was ill or wounded, accident he checked personally their welfare, he remembered important dates(Birthday, Marriage etc) of them and usualy sends his wishes years after departing.

That doesn't have to be lawful. It's good, or an allegiance to your buddies (and you can have buddies, even if you're evil).

 

[Banshee16]

Thanks. In the UK we're about 6 weeks behind.

Jack shot Nina in the third season when she was helpless. This immediately followed a running gun battle through CTU, though, so I don't know how it compares.

Delericho, my sincere apologies. I didn't realize you were behind in the U.K. It's small consolation, but that's actually a small piece of the finale, and doesn't give away the "end". I'm sure you'll have lots to chew on once you see the finale itself. I'll be sure to leave any spoilers out next time.

The third season is actually the only season of 24 that I haven't seen. That's the one where the big threat was a biochem attack or something, wasn't it? I've seen a piece of one episode, and that was it. Never saw how Nina was ended.

Banshee

 

[delericho]

Delericho, my sincere apologies.

Don't worry about it. It was a momentary annoyance this morning, nothing more. I was just having a bad day. (I locked my keys in my car. The worst of it was, I remember thinking to myself at one point, "That's a bad idea, you'll lock your keys in.")

The third season is actually the only season of 24 that I haven't seen. That's the one where the big threat was a biochem attack or something, wasn't it?

That's the one. 'tis a good season, better than 2 and 4 IMO. I'm reserving judgement on 5 until it's done - it started well, but seems to have tailed off a bit in the middle.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

This was my thought exactly! Seemed a bit too swanky. And even with Jack's behavior, it was over the top, and I can't imagine he'd go that far.

May I suggest you continue the discussion on the last episodes to the Media Lounge (I believe that's how it is called "these days")? You and ericlboyd brought up some nice points and it would be sad if it was missed by the rest of the 24 fans there