Le_Forgeron <jgr### [at] freefr> wrote:
> "Titanic vs Transformers"

  The grandmother of a person, who was the key in defeating the decepticons
was a survivor of the Titanic disaster. Thus the decepticons send one of
themselves to the past in order to make sure that she actually dies in the
accident instead. The transformers must obviously stop this time tampering.

  (Of course the opposite scenario would actually be enormously better from
a moral dilemma point of view: The decepticons go to the past to actually
*save* the Titanic, by deviating the iceberg just enough for the ship to
not to hit it. This allows some MacGuffin to be saved (instead of ending
at the bottom of the sea and get destroyed by saltwater) or created (eg.
by a survivor). This MacGuffin can then be used in the present to take
over the world and destroy all humanity. The transformers must stop this
tampering from happening, but they have to face the dilemma of allowing
thousands of people to die by their very actions...)

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                                                          - Warp

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