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Manoflaslomas (manoflaslomas@yahoo.com) writes:
Guilty spark behaves very familiarly with the chief, and never refers to him as human. He refers to the chief's armor as "Level two combat skin" and suggests he upgrade to a "level 12" as if that would be an option.
GS also acts surprised when it is revealed that MC didn't know that Halo is designed to wipe out sentient life. This suggests that GS was under the impresion (delusion?) that the cheif was some kind of representative of the forerunner. A "Reclaimer" sent here to reclaim control of the ring and restore it to order.
Before the sentinels start attacking you, GS also asks MC why he would try to undo what he has already done, suggesting that the forerunners have used Halo in the past, an action that probably wiped them out when the human race was still monkeys (and thus safe from the anti sentient life attack from Halo).
As for why the Guilty Spark thinks (knows?) the master chief is a Reclaimer rather than a member of the covenant or another human (Keys for instance) is probably his armor. Parts of the armor was built from stolen Covenant technology, which was probably derived from forerunner technology (like the Pfhor derived theirs from the Jjaro).
manoflaslomas
Guilty Spark in fact ONLY refers to you as Reclaimer (as you'll find out soon when we gradually put up the rest of our scripts), even on the last level as you're trying to blow the whole place, including 343 Guilty Spark, to hell and back. There are some other, even more radical theories floating around out there involving the Master Chief and his title as "Reclaimer". Who is the Reclaimer? How does 343 Guilty Spark know them, or know OF them? I suspect more questions will arise as 343 GS's levels come up, especially The Library and The Maw (watch the cinematics in The Maw closely, and pay close attention to 343 GS's exact wordage, and you'll catch what I'm talking about).
-Ape Man
