User:WarGrowlmon18
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WarGrowlmon18
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Hobbies & interestsTime travel and action movies mainly Supernatural, Doctor Who, Breaking Bad, Battlestar Galactica, The Closer/Major Crimes, The 100 Halo series, Harry Potter, books based off of TV shows I like, good action/adventure stories Halo, Gears of War
Favorite Halo momentAnytime I get to blow a ship or something really important up, particularly in Halo 4. Halo 4 gives you three different ships you get to personally destroy: the cruiser at the beginning, the Lich and Mantle's Approach.
Worst Halo momentMaking Cortana a supervillain after her noble sacrifice. That just ruined her going out in such a great way.
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We can, though High Charity is a mobile station - so its location at that specific point in time is probably less useful than sheer confirmation of its existence.
Renaming James to Solomon is the preferred thing. Tilson wasn't changed as by the end of Machine Breaks, the ancilla based on here becomes cognizant of her status. If you can give an example of a major character name change in Chronicles that you're thinking of though, it's easier to consider in the context.
Regular articles are usually written in past-tense, yes. However, a plot summary is slightly different in that regard. Check out any plot summary for a film on Wikipedia, for example.
Once it turns the 26th it's fine to chuck up. I'm in the UK and I've usually just done it whenever it turns the day for me regardless of timezone.
The plot summaries look good overall, though just keep in mind that they should generally be written in present-tense rather than past-tense.
I'm going to say a tentative no on this one for now, as I don't think the instances we have are numerous enough, or officially-presented enough, to justify the inclusion.
