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originally posted in:Halo Archive
5/29/2015 1:31:44 AM
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The Didact is not immune to the Composer. All he says is that, "It will not work on my new form."
Which is a far cry from, "You have not been composed. Such [b]inoculation[/b] should not have been possible.
Despite this, Brian Reed told us we would be getting an explanation as to what happened later down the road.
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Saying something will not work on you is basically saying you're immune to it, at least in this sense. There isn't really a middle ground to being composed (at least not that I know of). When the composer is used on someone it either composes them, or it doesn't. I know that John was essentially given a vaccination, metaphorically speaking, against being composed, but I don't see how being inoculated is a 'far cry' from saying "It [b]will not work[/b] on my new form," which is a pretty definitive way to say you're insusceptible to being composed. I am very interested to see the explanation we'll get as to why he was composed.
