[ SECRET POST #138 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #138 ⌋
Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

No idea whose day it is, but it wasn't up, so... EARLY BECAUSE I'M BORED AT WORK. Oh yeah and



Happy 500! :)


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Comments

Re: 8.

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You'd probably be wrong.

A lot of us dream that because defined "good" and "evil" would make it so much easier for us to HELP the world. For me, it's not so much SPECIAL and POWERS but... wanting to live in a world where there's something pure LEFT to fight for.

Re: 8.

[(Anonymous)]

I think there's enough 'pure' left in this world that's worth fighting for. We have art and love and .. just the things that make life worth living. A world with clearly defined blacks and whites would be poor because a lot of the things we love (and hate) are double-sided. Of course it would be easier if you knew who/what was evil because there would practically be no conflict. But would a world like this not eventually turn into a totalitarian society?
I'd rather live in an imperfect world I can change and form myself, than a world where everything already is decided.

Re: 8.

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So you're saying that every fantasy world is already decided and totalitarian? They're just closer to good vs evil and more simple than this one.

Fight for art? What is art? Fight for love? What if it's between two people that you know and you KNOW it's going to wreck their lives?

What we're saying is, say, for example (since it came up in conversation with someone else): there's a cancer demon. Someone kills it, disease is cured, hurrah hurrah. That doesn't mean we're going to go around kicking cancer patients and it doesn't mean we're just going to ignore the problem, it just means we wish there's something that we could do directly to help. Do you kind of see it now?