Trasik has been training Lexx. making sure he never looses his edge hasn’t she? Always given dice daddy knows Lexx can handle, but at the stretch of his skill, that way, if he ever did lose he would still be with family, but otherwise he would constantly be improving, improving his chances at survival, and she had to act like she was really in it to get Lexx, otherwise he wouldn’t push himself against her… That’s cold, but ingenious, no wonder she’s so chipper, she can finally drop the act, and Chel has given him the drive to keep going, filling in the missing piece to the plan to end the ADC, Something for Lexx to fight for to keep him going throughout the gauntlet. the first half or so will be a staggered mix of staling for time and keeping Lexx’s guard up, the fact that Riley’s up makes me think that the “vetted” players are about to run out.
I have no idea if any of what you said is true. But I REALLY hope it is. Because that…. would make so much sense. But what about the whole Trasik being jealous of Lexx’s mom being with Kade? Or something like that….?
Both things can be true, to an extent. Her train of thought could have been something along the lines of: “fine, I’ll help… but don’t expect me to go easy on him!!” It would explain why Trasik went from being this massive threat in sets one and two, to being so easily schooled in her first on-screen appearance. Could be after she nearly got lucky in set two, Daddy had a talk with her and instead of providing things that would challenge Lexx, started giving her dice that were big and slow – Trasik wouldn’t notice the change, due to not being strategically inclined, and big, slow enemies are the types Lexx does best against. It might also explain why Trasik was such a bitch to her dice – she never wanted to play the game in the first place. Trasik also served as a rival (taking away the chance for the ADC to manufacture a more dangerous one) and her constant attempts to get Lexx disqualified in set 3 helped Riley and his father jump on little problems before the ADC could.
That is brilliant. I never even thought of that, but it’s the only thing that makes sense. Riley and their dad are so warm towards him, it just never made sense that she’d hate him so much when he had so little. What you said makes sooo much more sense.
5 thoughts on “Alien Dice Day 28 06 04”
mhalpern
Trasik has been training Lexx. making sure he never looses his edge hasn’t she? Always given dice daddy knows Lexx can handle, but at the stretch of his skill, that way, if he ever did lose he would still be with family, but otherwise he would constantly be improving, improving his chances at survival, and she had to act like she was really in it to get Lexx, otherwise he wouldn’t push himself against her… That’s cold, but ingenious, no wonder she’s so chipper, she can finally drop the act, and Chel has given him the drive to keep going, filling in the missing piece to the plan to end the ADC, Something for Lexx to fight for to keep him going throughout the gauntlet. the first half or so will be a staggered mix of staling for time and keeping Lexx’s guard up, the fact that Riley’s up makes me think that the “vetted” players are about to run out.
DawnStar
I have no idea if any of what you said is true. But I REALLY hope it is. Because that…. would make so much sense. But what about the whole Trasik being jealous of Lexx’s mom being with Kade? Or something like that….?
ToxicSunrise
Both things can be true, to an extent. Her train of thought could have been something along the lines of: “fine, I’ll help… but don’t expect me to go easy on him!!” It would explain why Trasik went from being this massive threat in sets one and two, to being so easily schooled in her first on-screen appearance. Could be after she nearly got lucky in set two, Daddy had a talk with her and instead of providing things that would challenge Lexx, started giving her dice that were big and slow – Trasik wouldn’t notice the change, due to not being strategically inclined, and big, slow enemies are the types Lexx does best against. It might also explain why Trasik was such a bitch to her dice – she never wanted to play the game in the first place. Trasik also served as a rival (taking away the chance for the ADC to manufacture a more dangerous one) and her constant attempts to get Lexx disqualified in set 3 helped Riley and his father jump on little problems before the ADC could.
Kukki
That is brilliant. I never even thought of that, but it’s the only thing that makes sense. Riley and their dad are so warm towards him, it just never made sense that she’d hate him so much when he had so little. What you said makes sooo much more sense.
Pendrake
the old “Nemesis preparing you for the real battle” ploy. it’s a classic.
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