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| For this reason, the violence in Thief is among the most wrenching in any first person game: it is possible to finish both without ever harming anyone, and taking a life therefore becomes an act of the adventure company greater cruelty than it might in a game where violence is part of the equation. Yet it is almost impossible not to like Garrett. He is more curmudgeonly than ogreish, narrating cutscenes and providing color commentary that's the adventure company as amiable as it is chilling. He bitches about the rent and the landlord, complains about the hassles of living downtown, tosses off dry the adventure company one-liners belying a razor sense of humor, even cheerily dissects the psyches of his wealthy targets by evaluating their feng shui or literary collections. He is also meticulous in his approach to his craft. To Garrett, thievery is a sacred act not to be demeaned by clumsy errors or casual amateurism. Though remorseless in the act of killing, he sees murder as a gauche vulgarity, unworthy of masters such as himself. |
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