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Del Rio performed poorly under pressure. During the Requiem campaign, he became increasingly frustrated, and became angry when others questioned his orders. When directly challenged, he was reduced to screaming rage, demanding the arrest of the Master Chief for refusing to surrender Cortana for decommissioning, though it was an order nobody on the bridge followed through on. | Del Rio performed poorly under pressure. During the Requiem campaign, he became increasingly frustrated, and became angry when others questioned his orders. When directly challenged, he was reduced to screaming rage, demanding the arrest of the Master Chief for refusing to surrender Cortana for decommissioning, though it was an order nobody on the bridge followed through on. | ||
For whatever reason, Del Rio bore an intense dislike of [[SPARTAN-II Program|Spartan-IIs]], and believed they were outdated and ready to be retired. During the Requiem campaign, Del Rio repeatedly rejected the Master Chief's suggestions, and questioned his mental competence. Much later, when the Master Chief appeared to have turned traitor, Senator Del Rio used the opportunity to praise the [[Spartan-IV Program]] and condemned the Spartan-IIs as obsolete. He was forced to recant this after the Master Chief was vindicated, and subsequently took a leave of absence, likely to escape political blowback from his condemnation. | For whatever reason, Del Rio bore an intense dislike of [[SPARTAN-II Program|Spartan-IIs]], and believed they were outdated and ready to be retired. During the Requiem campaign, Del Rio repeatedly rejected the Master Chief's suggestions, and questioned his mental competence. Much later, when the Master Chief appeared to have turned traitor, Senator Del Rio used the opportunity to praise the [[SPARTAN-IV program|Spartan-IV Program]] and condemned the Spartan-IIs as obsolete. He was forced to recant this after the Master Chief was vindicated, and subsequently took a leave of absence, likely to escape political blowback from his condemnation. | ||
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