#empath problems (
dragony) wrote in
maskormenace2015-06-20 01:35 am
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Entry tags:
- ruka | n/a,
- tadashi hamada | n/a,
- † ana ramir | taranto,
- † barry allen | the flash,
- † bela talbot | n/a,
- † commander shepard | blasto,
- † d'artagnan | n/a,
- † death the kid | n/a,
- † eobard thawne | reverse flash,
- † jesse pinkman | diesel,
- † john watson | n/a,
- † kanaya maryam-lalonde | psychopomp,
- † ken amada | n/a,
- † kitty jones | n/a,
- † kotetsu t. kaburagi | wild tiger,
- † lapis lazuli | n/a,
- † magicman | n/a,
- † mike parker | n/a,
- † minho | n/a,
- † mitchell hundred | the great machine,
- † owen burnett (puck) | n/a,
- † rose lalonde | seer of light,
- † roxy lalonde | rogue of void,
- † sabriel | abhorsen,
- † sai | n/a,
- † teddy altman | hulkling,
- † teresa | n/a,
- † tobias matthews | n/a
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It's been a while, but I suppose I'm curious—and it's hard to do much for curiosity, once it's born, is there? Some feelings can't be snuffed out, once they exist, no matter how much you might wish for it.
[ The voice is that of a young woman, somewhere between late teens and early twenties, lower-middle pitch and a steady cadence. A little tired, perhaps a little bored, but not irritably so. ]
Darkness, Earth, Water, Light, Wind, or Flame.
Choose one, please. But, before you do, know that there's no right answer, or wrong answer, and there's no moral component to any of them. "Light" doesn't mean good; "darkness" doesn't mean evil. Only whichever suits you. Something a little trivial, perhaps, but I'd like to hear your answers.
Thanks.
[ The voice is that of a young woman, somewhere between late teens and early twenties, lower-middle pitch and a steady cadence. A little tired, perhaps a little bored, but not irritably so. ]
Darkness, Earth, Water, Light, Wind, or Flame.
Choose one, please. But, before you do, know that there's no right answer, or wrong answer, and there's no moral component to any of them. "Light" doesn't mean good; "darkness" doesn't mean evil. Only whichever suits you. Something a little trivial, perhaps, but I'd like to hear your answers.
Thanks.
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But that isn't strictly necessary.
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[ Ruka, you didn't answer the question... ]
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[ A little amused. ] As for that, I'd say for the other person. I'm rarely good company.
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None of these are, necessarily, morally "good" things; but neither are they intrinsically evil, or anything in between. They are. That's all.
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[ She doesn't want to be spouting essays all night. ]
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[Humming in thought.] Light and darkness, eternally at play. They always touch but never mingle, yet the darkness always recedes, gives way, or relents in the presence of light. The darkness only ever stays as close as light allows. Its methods are obscure and unknown, and it takes but a beat to change shape or form or course. It may make or build ones dreams as quickly as it collapses in despair. At the end of darkness is the beginning of light, but the opposite is true as well.
And so, darkness is yielding, mysterious, whimsical. Start or finish, it is the end. It is finality and resolution, but it also is innovation and revolution, heartache and depression. It is necessary, absolutely vital.
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[ She doesn't sound happy, but the note is a little more positive than the usual tone. The fact he goes on a t such length is a little surprising, but it's also the one he chose himself, so it's not as startling as it could be. ]
So then... of that, where are you?
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