ReaperAleAZTF wrote:Teenr0cker wrote:ReaperAleAZTF wrote:Flibbo wrote:Impossible wrote:They were going to rape her.
yeah rape, sell into slavery, sell her hair something like that i had always presumed
But why put her in the leader's tent? Wouldn't it be more effective to put her in the horny guy tent?
Coupla guesses here: Have you read
As I Lay Dying? This girl screws with priest and (and this is in a 1st person POV, mind you) out of nowhere, she mentions that there was a whole bunch of blood everywhere...dunno why, but I thought the Priest was very vigorous ( that got a good laugh in class). My point was, keep the cargo fresh and nice-looking before you sell it.
another guess:horny guy tent is later. Lesbian Action tent is now.
Last guess: Protecting a same-gender victim who would otherwise be surrounded by men.
Why protect her?
Wow... Quite a few quotes within quotes... Anyway, I'm inclined to believe that Cetsa was telling the truth when she said she doesn't kill if she doesn't have to (and that she and the Blue Scarves killed Jed and Nomi). While Nomi was clearly seen as a threat (she's found dead with her sword in her hand) and so was Jed, probably, Lyrra sees herself as too much of a damsel in distress to even think of defending herself. Cetsa probably recognized this, but didn't think it was a good idea to let the girl just run free and get help. So, she detained Lyrra and, also not wanting any undue harm to come to her, decided to keep her from the males.
I'm not sure how plausible that is, really. However, Cetsa
did simply tie Ballar up when she could easily have killed him back in Lide. Of course, that could easily be explained by 'Cetsa convinced Ballar she was going to do something rather kinky with him involving rope and a chair.' Cetsa, in that scenario, would have waltzed down to get the Shadow Sword, then waltzed back up to laugh at the Foreman's foolishness, had everything gone according to plan. That doesn't really explain Lyrra, though... Oh, well.
Glenn47 wrote:Well, Lyrra is dead now anyway. So that sucks. I guess whatever reason Cetsa kept her alive and stuff is pointless now.
You're probably right. Unless my first theory was right and it, therefore, reinforces something about Cetsa's personality (again, only if my first theory is right), it probably isn't that important. Then again, there have probably been other scenes in the series that have seemed relatively unimportant, and actually seemed quite a bit more meaningful with some discussion. I guess we won't really know for sure until the games continue.