Halo Season 1 Finale: Is [SPOILER] Dead & Cortana Still In Control?

Halo Season 1 Finale: Is [SPOILER] Dead & Cortana Still In Control?

In the games, Master Chief and Cortana share a strong bond that’s a bit less invasive, as Cortana exists on a chip in his suit and is able to help him access other technologies, including Forerunner technology, rather than acting as an AI implant that can control his very actions. This new development gives the showrunners all the creative opportunities they need in order to prolong Cortana’s takeover of Master Chief or to simply explain it away within the first few minutes of Halo season 2. Because of the nature of this new predicament, all options are on the table, so it’s near impossible to predict how it will play out.

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One of the biggest complaints of Halo season 1 has been how much time Master Chief spends out of his armor (and helmet), exploring his unmasked side for much of the show. It’s also the most Master Chief has spoken in any incarnation, which was meant to flesh out his character for live-action, but has turned off some fans of the games as the Halo TV series been more talk than action. It’s possible that Cortana taking over could help right that ship to a point, having Master Chief function more as a Spartan supersoldier than a man having an existential crisis, but it would also be odd to not pull those threads now that they’ve been exposed. Whatever the case, Schreiber’s Master Chief will be back for Halo season 2 and will surely regain control of his body sooner or later, although the effects of Cortana’s takeover are yet to be revealed.

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Halo Season 1 Finale: Is [SPOILER] Dead & Cortana Still In Control?

In the games, Master Chief and Cortana share a strong bond that’s a bit less invasive, as Cortana exists on a chip in his suit and is able to help him access other technologies, including Forerunner technology, rather than acting as an AI implant that can control his very actions. This new development gives the showrunners all the creative opportunities they need in order to prolong Cortana’s takeover of Master Chief or to simply explain it away within the first few minutes of Halo season 2. Because of the nature of this new predicament, all options are on the table, so it’s near impossible to predict how it will play out.

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One of the biggest complaints of Halo season 1 has been how much time Master Chief spends out of his armor (and helmet), exploring his unmasked side for much of the show. It’s also the most Master Chief has spoken in any incarnation, which was meant to flesh out his character for live-action, but has turned off some fans of the games as the Halo TV series been more talk than action. It’s possible that Cortana taking over could help right that ship to a point, having Master Chief function more as a Spartan supersoldier than a man having an existential crisis, but it would also be odd to not pull those threads now that they’ve been exposed. Whatever the case, Schreiber’s Master Chief will be back for Halo season 2 and will surely regain control of his body sooner or later, although the effects of Cortana’s takeover are yet to be revealed.

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