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source(google.com.pk)his photo of Harper Tesar, with a sign that borrowed the lyrics from Carly Rae Jepsen’s ‘Call Me Maybe’ and were addressed to her dad, went viral.
A tiny tot welcomed the soldier dad she's never met back from Afghanistan with an adorable Carly Rae Jepsen-influenced sign.
Harper Tesar, who is just 7-months-old, has become a Web sensation after a photo of her, adorned with a florescent pink message board, was posted online and went viral.
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Dad and daughter spend time watching cartoons together.
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You’re quite possibly right, insofar as the game tells a “complete” story regardless of the choices you make, but I actually thought the in-game morality decisions having no real effect was a really nice touch. Lots of games with moral choices get bogged down in alternate rewards, or aiming for one ending, and these “goals” impact any decision the player might make. BioShock Infinite doesn’t do this; it simply comes down to what you think is the right choice, and most of the decisions (and results) are pretty morally grey.
That said, I did rather like the ending. It touches upon fatalism (insofar as this is “the” ending, which everyone is destined to hit) as well as videogame mechanics themselves – much like BioShock did, but in a very different way.
BioShock had videogame fatalism, with the protagonist conditioned to respond to “Would you kindly” in the same way as the player has been conditioned over many years of gaming to just follow the Mission Control voice’s instructions in order to progress through the game. This was extremely clever, insofar as it completely turns the game (and the Mission Control voice instructions) on its head.
We’re not focusing on BioShock here, but it’s important to bring it up if only because BioShock Infinite does it in a very different way, by pointing out that the game/Booker’s journey has a very definite, predefined end point… but that different players will have had different experiences up to that point. Again: it takes a core videogame conceit (linearity, in this case) and does something clever with it. The aforementioned “meaningless” choices tie into this, too; regardless of how you treated Slate, you will still hit the same endpoint. It’s the journey that differs – and, in a game, it’s usually the journey that matters – and BioShock Infinite pretty much states this outright.
In fact, a huge amount of the game is about fatalism. Do I need to bring up the Luteces, and their little experiment at the beginning – that the coin flip always ends the same way, every time, as evinced by the chalkboard?
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Peter: Yeah, the Lutece coin flip is probably the fatalism scene, not least because whatever Booker chooses (and he does choose differently sometimes,) it lands on heads. In case people don’t know, that scene is straight out of Rozencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, a play/film about a pair of characters from Hamlet who are doomed to die in Shakespeare’s text. There, the coin toss reflects the same theme of fatalism.
You’re right to put my “meaningless” choice comment in scathing quotation marks! Meaningless is too imprecise as a term.
Choosing not throw the baseball at the couple during the ‘raffle’ has meaning because you’ve taken the choice not to be a disgusting racist monster. In fact, I kind of wish you hadn’t been ‘rewarded’ with some extra gear for doing that. Just seeing the couple again and knowing that you helped them escape would’ve been enough. I think that’s pretty much the only choice where doing the morally reprehensible thing is punished to some degree.
Let’s list the other ones: ‘sparing’/shooting Slate, drawing first vs having your hand stabbed at the ticket office, bird or cage for Elizabeth to wear … I think that’s it? I did like the permanence of having your hand bandaged after the (super gruesome) stabbing. There’s also a neat touch with Elizabeth’s pendant changing during certain scenes of the ending, which I guess either suggests that the Elizabeth’s are different at that point, or they’ve briefly merged, or the tears have just made matters unstable.
I suppose the ultimate act of fatalism performed by the game is that the absolutely key choice of Booker’s baptism, one of two choices upon which the whole of BioShock Infinite hinges, is a choice which has already been made (and not made) for you before the title even begins. Your main goal, it turns out, is to prevent a choice from ever happening.
Dad and daughter spend time watching cartoons together.
"Hey I just met you and this is crazy but my name's Harper & I'm your baby!" the note read in clear reference to the hit tune, "Call Me Maybe."
It sparked an emotional first meeting between the little girl and her father, Army Spc. Cole Tesar.
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A picture of a pregnant Logan Tesar (left) and Cole Tesar before his deployment.
COLE TESAR VIA FACEBOOK
A picture of a pregnant Logan Tesar (left) and Cole Tesar before his deployment.
He returned home to Bellevue, Neb., on Sunday after a nine-month deployment.
Until then, the pair had only ever seen each other via Skype.
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Logan Tesar of Bellevue, Neb., holds daughter Harper, who was born while her father, Cole Tesar, was deployed in Afghanistan.
LOGAN TESAR VIA FACEBOOK
Logan Tesar of Bellevue, Neb., holds daughter Harper, who was born while her father, Cole Tesar, was deployed in Afghanistan.
Logan Tesar, Cole's wife, told WOWT she was excited to have her husband back home.
The image was first posted to the WOWT Facebook page, where it was "liked" more than 1.5 million times.
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