Halo’s Pablo Schreiber says his Master Chief was meant to be "slightly uncomfortable" for fans
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Having walked more than a virtual mile in Master 𓆏Chief’s shoes on consoles, seeing Hal꧙o’s protagonist on our television screens was always going to take some getting used to.
Far from being the shoot first, ask questions later hero of the video games, the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Halo series opted for a more introsp🌞ective take on Master Chief. That, of course, includes the soldier taking off his iconic helmet and showing his face for the first time.
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"The process of th﷽e first season was kind of breaking that relationship that people had with Chief, of knowing and recognizing him as themselves," Schreiber explains.
"We knew going into it that it was going to be a slightly uncomfortable experience for many 🐠viewers because of how long they’ve lived with this paradigm of Chief. But the idea is, for a long-form television series, hopefully that disco🐽mfort of the first season and the breaking of the paradigm will pay off long term in the relationship that you’ll get to have with this guy."
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