Post by Inosha T'Rynn on Sept 21, 2017 20:15:59 GMT
Cora and Addison strike me as very similar characters in that they are always looking to someone else for direction and for validation. Part of me suspects that Addison is what Cora would have been if Cora had been shoved in to the Pathfinder role.
Both Cora and Addison have similar arcs with coming to terms with this fact that they are more followers than leaders, and/or figuring out what it takes to be one, depending on how you want to play it.
My only question is that Cora really wants it now that she knows how to be one. Some people (like Addison) can be more infatuated with people who are Type A personalities (Ryders, Sarissa, Sloane, Garson, etc) and confuse this with wanting to be one; and are more content being a follower.
I can see Cora taking a leadership position later if she wants it. She shows shades of trying to be one with Vederia if Vederia becomes Pathfinder. Her attachment to Alec and his dream may make her stick around with the Tempest crew in a support role to Ryder. I can also see Ryder loosening the reins on her, though, and let her lead her own away missions and so forth.
Both Cora and Addison have similar arcs with coming to terms with this fact that they are more followers than leaders, and/or figuring out what it takes to be one, depending on how you want to play it.
My only question is that Cora really wants it now that she knows how to be one. Some people (like Addison) can be more infatuated with people who are Type A personalities (Ryders, Sarissa, Sloane, Garson, etc) and confuse this with wanting to be one; and are more content being a follower.
I can see Cora taking a leadership position later if she wants it. She shows shades of trying to be one with Vederia if Vederia becomes Pathfinder. Her attachment to Alec and his dream may make her stick around with the Tempest crew in a support role to Ryder. I can also see Ryder loosening the reins on her, though, and let her lead her own away missions and so forth.
