Re: Fwd: Yang vs. Reinhard; and something else (some spoiler)
Deborah Brown (legion@erinet.com)
Wed, 26 Jun 1996 19:12:01 -0400
>> He knows who are talented and which jobs suit them. Then
>>he trusts them.
>
> I don't know if this is always true..... think about Oberstein. I
>personally think that he put way to much trust in that man. This bad
>decision almost led to his downfall. This man influenced Reinhardt so much
>that it was almost as if Reinhardt was a changed man as stated by Kirheis.
>
> -Rol Kran
>
I'm probably (okay, definitely) in the minority here, since I rather like
Oberstein. I wouldn't take his advice blindly but then I wouldn't take
*anyone's* advice blindly. Nor do I think that Reinhardt did either. Most of
Oberstein's advice was tactically quite good - at least in the first season.
Of course, so far all I've seen are the first season, 8 episodes of the
second season and 2 unsubbed episodes of the third, so it could well be that
Oberstein had more negative influence later on. What little I've seen,
though, suggests that most of Reinhardt's decisions were his own.
Legion
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