[ SECRET POST #3405 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3405 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I do too, I like the idea of elves being just clearly not human, not due to drastic physical differences like aliens in Star Trek or something, but having strange proportions, strange bone structure, a strange way of moving, strange hair texture, strange eyes, etc.

But I think that in this sort of situation it would be more symbolic than anything else. Like the above poster's comparison to dwarves' beards - a beardless dwarf is still clearly a dwarf, but a beard is kind of what defines a dwarf as a dwarf, is that makes any sense? It's kind of like the old outdated ideas about men, the idea that a castrated man is not really a man, that sort of thing.

[(Anonymous)]

ah yes yes i see!