Character analysis of Luther in The Warriors
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@analanalyser It seemed obvious that he was reporting to a superior. Probably somebody in city hall who didn't want the gangs to unite? I thought it was material for a sequel that was never made.
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@analanalyser I'm in politics so it was natural trolling. ;p
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@marcelthemaoist Not buying it. It was way too meticulous for trolling :-)
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@analanalyser Ok, fair enough. I was mostly just trolling anyways.
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@marcelthemaoist There's no arguing with that, but like I said, I didn't use the word in political context, rather ideological (again, Luther was reformist like Martin Luther - they reinstated their respective groups' original believes, diminishing latter order that had lost it's purpose.
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@analanalyser Anarchists are revolutionaries. REform implies that they are using the rules or laws of the current system to make changes. By overthrowing Cyrus via a coup d'eta he is acting rvolutionary by making changes in one huge scoop. Politics 101. ;p
Its quite absurd to say the warriors and the other gangs were "anarchist".
Nicodemus1991 3 months ago
@Nicodemus1991 How so?
analanalyser 3 months ago
But Luther was lying at the end. He was taking orders from somebody on the phone.
Melnorme 3 months ago
@Melnorme I need to go back on that, but as far as I remember, he wasn't really taking orders, but telling what's going on. But still nothing says he's the leader, andhe could've been fulfilling someone else's wish.
analanalyser 3 months ago