Best Quote Maelle in Clair Obscur Expedition 33

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Summary

• Maelle, a young but key character, brings unforgettable quotations during the 33 expedition.

• Maelle's humor shines during bleak moments and brings light to the side of the side.

• Maelle's complex development of characters reveals her need for escape and family ties.

Although initially seemed to be a somewhat supporting character, Maellle eventually plays an important role in the story Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. As someone who is younger than the rest of the main cast, and therefore he is not afraid of taking Paintress, and soon means that Maelle has a somewhat different perspective of the world from its comrades, which has resulted in some extremely unforgettable quotes that can be heard during playback.

Certainly, Maelle can be a deadly warrior with his deadly rapier and the style of fighting with hit-and-Run, but also has a smart way with words. Expedition 33 He has been highly awarded for his dialogue and the main example can be seen through Maelle, which created some of the most memorable and iconic quotations from the story.

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“Escape. Yeah. That's what I wanted”

Maelle tries to understand his situation

Although she had a clue against what horrors she would have got when entering the continent, Maelle was more than ready for an expedition next to Gustave at the beginning of the game. Unfortunately, after Gustave turns into battle, Maelle is suddenly forced to think about what has pushed her to sail from Lumiere first, and although he cannot completely put his finger on him, at least he admits that she wanted to escape in one or another.

While this quote, which is called during the connecting scene between it and Verso, provides very gentle pretense to appear later in the game, also emphasizes the excitement of the adventure that comes with most RPGs and the idea of ​​escape normality to experience something new.

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“He would be super happy because we send them as rising to fun little adventures”

Sometimes it just takes a joke to encourage mood

One of Gustave's main hobbies is to pick up the rocks and see how far they can throw them to Pailtress, and it's something Maelle raises shortly after the group enters the continent. Even after Gustave is eliminated from the story, Maelle continues this tradition, and even at an intimate moment with Verse, there is even a joke about the mission of rocks to “Fun Little Adventures” every time one throws one in the sky.

Maelle rarely shows himself from his funny side, given how the story becomes bleak and dark, but this quote proves that he certainly knows how to get his allies to laugh to ensure that morality will never become too low between the party. It is also a honest way to call back to Gustave and its unpredictable antiquity.

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“It's time to spill some ink”

The creative threat of Maelle throws on his enemies

During the fight, each member of the party will have a lot to say whenever they do an event, such as Parrying or dodging, but also expresses a small line as soon as players actually take control of fighting. In the case of Maelle, he prepares his rapier by her side and declares that it is “time to spin some ink”. Of course, it is a smart way to endanger the grumpy by reference to the fact that they were created by a palette, and therefore end up in the pool of their own ink as soon as the battle ends.

It is a quote that easily plays a battle at hand, and at the same time shows the more vicious side of Maelle, which really occasionally manifests itself. As for the battle quotes, it seems to be for Maelle's character who is also unforgettable because of his creativity.

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“Everyone in Lumiere is an orphan”

Maelle fought into society in Lumiere

In the early parts of the game, Gustave is constantly asking Maelle why she decided exactly to embark on an expedition, especially because she still has many years to live before she took her. Although he maintains his vague justification, at least he admits that he does not feel so comfortable in Lumiere, but this particular quote explains its justification best.

The call of everyone in Lumia, the orphan gives the impression that Maelle believes that it is a city where people are alone and without guardians to follow them and suggest the real intentions of Pailtress. He can maintain a mystery surrounding Maelle and at the same time look slightly into his real feelings at the place in which she grew up.

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“I always miss something that all the others gets”

Some neat pretending and very relative quote in general

When Maelle saw when she perceived Gustave as part of her family, she would never be afraid of talking about her real feelings at any time. During one of their first interactions in Maelle, he admits that they always feel that there are things that simply do not quite understand, or do not understand that everyone else takes for granted, which can be interpreted in several different ways.

On the surface level, of course, it refers to the fact that Maelle is obviously much younger than the rest of the cast, and therefore still needs time to understand the world and everything in it. But it is also a line that cleverly indicates the fact that Maelle is much more important than originally realized, and although her memories are gone, she is still aware that she is more on her way.

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“It's not to believe. It's not … You're not …”

Maelle finds hope in the world of fiction

As soon as the world shows up Expedition 33 It's just an imaginary image created by Aline, Maelle suddenly starts to regain memories of her real world equivalent before Maelle in Lumiere. Although Verso seems to be concerned about this revelation, given that the real verso is no longer alive, Maelle assures him that the picture and everything that happened in it was not just an interrogation, and it still has some meaning.

This is a gentle pretending difference in how the two consider the image, because the fact that Verso considers it an illusion is considered by Maelle to be a form of escape that does not want to disappear. It also encourages players to think about the importance of fiction in our everyday life, and how these stories can still have an emotional impact and meaning.

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“We could never say if you were my brother or father. But you were both for me”

The family is complicated

Central Expedition 33 This underlines a lot of stories, is a family, and although there are many examples, one of the most obvious is the relationship shared between Gustave and Maelle. Although this is not clear what Gustave's exact relationship to Maelle is, it is clear that he is willing to put his life on the line to keep her safe, and even tried to convince her to go into the expedition while they were still in Lumiere.

This particular quote comes during Gustave's funeral, where Maelle admits that, although she did not know whether she was her father or a brother, it really doesn't matter because he finally felt like her eyes. It is a poetic way to end Gustav's journey and at the same time draw attention to the family core of the game.

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“I had enough condolences”

Maelle suffered so much at such a young age

Gustav's death at the end of Act 1 is a moment that shocks the whole side, but the one who takes it the hardest is Maelle. Once players take control of Vers in the camp, they can approach Maelle to see how they feel, not long after the incident, but despite the fact that Verso is trying to give condolences, Maelle refuses them. Given that she saw Gustave as a family member, lost at such a young age, of course, would collect emotionally massive tax on Maelle, along with people who have lost in the real world before the painting was created.

At the same time, it also represents a turning point for Maelle, promises to protect the rest of their friends with their lives to avoid having to get condolences and sympathy again in the future. It is a heartbreaking quote that spears deep into the pain and the suffering of Maelle has gone through during her complicated life.