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Post by InTheDark363 on Aug 11, 2009 11:54:10 GMT -8
Do you think that Rose's choice was right? Do you think that she should have stayed with Lissa? Or do you think it was right for Rose to hunt for Dimitri?
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Post by absolutelies26 on Aug 11, 2009 16:00:37 GMT -8
Hm... that's a really good question.
Well, I think that Rose was right to go. Lissa's her best friend, but she shouldn't always have to put Lissa before herself. Also, it's not like Rose is leaving Lissa unprotected. There are plenty of other guardians that can be assigned to Lissa. Another thing is that Rose had made a promise to Dimitri. The least she can do is to make an effort to kill him. Plus, if Rose kills Dimitri, she'll get over him easier and save the Moroi society from one more Strigoi.
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Post by InTheDark363 on Aug 20, 2009 18:18:54 GMT -8
I agree with Rachel, but I'm going to say that she should stay with Lissa just for the fun of it. Rose should stay with Lissa. Lissa needs Rose. Rose is her best friend. People shouldn't abandond their best friend. It is wrong and hurtful. Rose shouldn't leave Lissa just so she can kill Dimertri. Rose could actually die trying. Then when Lissa needs Rose, she won't be there.
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Post by absolutelies26 on Aug 20, 2009 22:49:08 GMT -8
^InTheDark363: What's the point in arguing with me if you already agree with me?
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Post by InTheDark363 on Sept 2, 2009 8:59:18 GMT -8
I want to do that because it makes this post more interesting.
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Post by absolutelies26 on Sept 2, 2009 13:21:27 GMT -8
^I see your point. In that case, please continue with your argument.
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Post by InTheDark363 on Sept 18, 2009 19:16:44 GMT -8
Okay! Um......*lightbulb* Another reason why Rose should have stayed with Lissa is because Lissa has to cope with not having her powers. Lissa feels very awkward and uncomfortable. Rose is also one of the only people that can help Lissa through the her whole life.
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Post by dimitrisgirl72 on Oct 31, 2012 6:54:41 GMT -8
Dimitri because rose loves him she had to do it herself no one else.
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