Din Korlack
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| Din Korlack | |
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| Volus Ambassador | |
| Volus | |
| Male | |
| Lex Lang | |
| Mass Effect Mass Effect 3 | |
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| “This mission just got a lot more complicated.” — Spoilers for Mass Effect follow. |
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Mass Effect 
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Din is markedly mistrustful of humans and questions their intentions in the galaxy. This is not an uncommon position among non-humans. However, while most are at least polite to humans, Din is openly rude to Shepard, to the point of being frequently chastised by Calyn.
Din believes the Council is favouring humanity at the expense of his own people and is annoyed that the volus have no Council seat, despite the long history his species has with the Citadel. When Shepard becomes a Spectre, Din sarcastically remarks that it is an honor for the Commander to deign to speak to him.
| “There won't be an Earth left to save...” — Spoilers for Mass Effect 3 follow. |
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Mass Effect 3 Edit
Din Korlack is still the volus ambassador in 2186. He is revealed to have Cerberus connections while the organization was fighting the Collectors. However, he cut ties during the Reaper invasion but the turians are unaware of his change of heart and set a bounty on him after a turian cruiser carrying high ranking Hierarchy officials was attacked by Cerberus. Korlack is captured by a group of bounty hunters, including Zaeed Massani (if he survived the Suicide Mission), but not before he left a recording instructing anyone who finds it to locate his listening device, which happens to be Commander Shepard, who is investigating Korlack in response to a message from Adrien Victus. Shepard and Zaeed are able to save Korlack, but he admits that Cerberus plans on attacking a turian colony but refuses to divulge which one, fearing Cerberus will know he turned traitor. He instead offers use of the volus bombing fleet. Shepard can either choose to take the fleet or save the colony or convince Korlack to give both.
TriviaEdit
- Din's name is misspelled in the subtitles when he first introduces himself. The subtitles read "Din Korlack: (sigh) I am Din Korlak."
