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I can't help but feel like 343 has the potential to add some depth to Locke's character and concurrently get the acting-doubters on board come Guardians. Right now he seems almost... clinically positive with that elevated inflection, but I have to imagine part of it has to do with establishing trust with the Arbiter, especially considering there was a point when (H2A terminal spoilers)
He's just attempting to appear approachable and neutral.
As a counter to this, what if the first time we see him against a real, sapient enemy he instantly goes cold on them and starts ripping enemies apart and beating them senseless trying to figure out where the Chief is and all that? It'd be kinda cool if they pulled a Jun-esque "unhealthy emotional attachment with regards to his actions" thing where he's calm and collected off the battlefield but starts scaring the Elites and shit in combat.
Locke thought the best course of action to deal with the Arbiter was to kill him.
As a counter to this, what if the first time we see him against a real, sapient enemy he instantly goes cold on them and starts ripping enemies apart and beating them senseless trying to figure out where the Chief is and all that? It'd be kinda cool if they pulled a Jun-esque "unhealthy emotional attachment with regards to his actions" thing where he's calm and collected off the battlefield but starts scaring the Elites and shit in combat.