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<div class="quote"><i>2600:387:5:80D:0:0:0:3F wrote:<div class="quote"> <p>Awsomezman117 wrote: I wonder how well North would interact with Caboose, considering Caboose's childlike mind and North's being paired with Theta, who has the personality of a young child. </p> </i></div>
I was thinking about choosing North, but I couldn't see him with the Reds and Blues (which is why I chose CT). He'd probably be nice to him, but he may also start to lose patience if Caboose destroies stuff or tries to "help". </div> <p>Yeah, that's probably true. Theta was just kind of shy, whereas Caboose is, well, Caboose. </p>

<p>I wonder how well North would interact with Caboose, considering Caboose's childlike mind and North's being paired with Theta, who has the personality of a young child. </p>

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CT. She would be in the same boat as Wash and Carolina, trying to make up for her past sins at Project Freelancer. Just like Wash and Carolina, the Reds and Blues would definitely help her.</i></div>
<p>Yeah, and she would probably fit in quite a bit considering how well Wash fits in, as well as their friendship with what can be considered the original Sim Troopers, the Triplets. </p>

<p>My personal idea for Carolina's name is that her first name is legitimately Carolina. I'm pretty sure that Carolina is real name, unless my memory is incorrect, and it's mentioned that Freelancer designations are able to be reserved, as was the case with Agent Texas. I'm not sure if the Director chooses the names or how they get selected, but in my head, the idea kind of makes sense. It would also explain why despite the fact that there is both a North and South Carolina state, but there's only one agent mentioned with the name Carolina. </p>

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I honestly think Season 15 was a bit underrated. I mean, it was perfect, but it wasn't as bad as everyone said it was. I liked Grif's development and the motives behind the Blues and Reds. Although the general idea of Season 15 wasn't executed perfectly, I don't think it deserves all the criticism it got (maybe Season 16, but not Season 15).</i></div>
<p>I would very much agree. </p>

<p>My personal choice for the most underrated season would be Season 15, although I don't really know if other people really hated it that much. For all I know the general consensus could be that Season 15 was great. Anyway, I liked Season 15 for some of the ideas it tried. I especially liked the idea of an evil version of the Reds and Blues, especially with the opening of the season during the bombing, which was pretty good at getting me interested and is probably one of my favorite beginnings to a season. While I feel most people at least think Temple took things too far, I feel like his motivations are pretty reasonable considering he's the counterpart of Church, who is really angry during the Blood Gulch Chronicles. Imagine if, say, the whole Church and Tex being AI reveal never occurred in Season 6 and the ship in Season 5 had been shot down by Project Freelancer. Tex dies for real, Church is upset, and then skip to the revelation in, well, Revelation, where the Reds and Blues learn that it was all practice. I could see thing playing out similarly to what happens in Season 15. The analogy doesn't quite work exactly right, but it's pretty close. I also liked the relationship development between Grif and the others(mainly Simmons), the twist(kind of) where Temple locks Wash and Carolina's armor and leaves them to die was pretty chilling, and the cliffhanger of Wash getting shot in the neck nearly stopped my heart(not really), in a good way, amoung other things. </p>

<p>Well, technically what I meant (since this is my post) is that it is similar in design, basically is it the Red vs. Blue equivalent of a shield world. </p>