...when he got his nuts smashed in "Immortals"? Seriously, my whole theater erupted in laughter at that scene.
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Well,his Lysander character deserved it he turned against his own
people for casting him out. Why was Lysander kicked out of his own
army?
Well,his Lysander character deserved it he turned against his own
people for casting him out. Why was Lysander kicked out of his own
army?
He got kicked out for being a cowardly weakling and for getting involved in the fight with Theseus - even though that fight was actually started by a different soldier.
So,how was he a coward and a weakling?
So,how was he a coward and a weakling?
He whined early on that the Hellenics stood no chance against the Heraklion army ("WE STAND NO CHANCE!"), he couldn't handle himself in a fair fight (Theseus punked him easily), couldn't win any fight unless he cheated (killed two of his fellow soldiers by catching them off guard), blamed others for his mistakes (again, Theseus, even though it was his own damn fault that he got mixed up in a fight someone else started), refused to take responsibility for his own actions, defected to the bad guys in the hope of staying alive and sold out his people, again in the hope of staying alive.
That's pretty much the text book definition of a coward and a weakling. The big mystery is - how did this putz even get accepted into the army in the first place? ;)
Good answer,thanks!