Suppose
Suppose verb - To have as an opinion.
Usage example: voters wrongly supposed that the new mayor would be opposed to letting hazardous waste be transported through the city
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- I suppose, however, if you want to look at it from the narrow-minded short term mortal view, that she chose not to unmake the world when she could have, to have been rather nice of her.
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Irony: Olympia Vale asks 000 Tragic Solitude to try and see her point of view, and hypothetically suppose that some all-powerful race arbitrarily decided that the Forerunners simply weren't good enough.
- Different races tend to tell conflicting stories about such details as their races origins or past history and Word of God says that they are suppose to be conflicting; every race has a biased/distorted view and so none one race's myths are completely accurate.
Source: Unreliable Canon
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