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If it's a vital spot directly harming said spot could increase the difficulty of fixing said witch.If there is a vital spot to a Witch we could target... we should learn to find and recognize it.
If it's a vital spot directly harming said spot could increase the difficulty of fixing said witch.If there is a vital spot to a Witch we could target... we should learn to find and recognize it.
Right, the 'Core'.Remember, when we faced Hildegard, we stripped it down to only its core, without killing it. This would probably be what we need to target.
"Crossing our Ts", in the absence of anything else, might sound like "we just called you back to give you shit about your crush because that was on our to-do list for today and we hadn't gotten around to it". Do we want to change that?
edit: Also, while I'm thinking about it, Madoka's probably going to ask us something like "Why don't you just tell her", so I should probably add a line after it letting Sabrina explain situation to her.
... It may be better to ask hitomi to check on the boy one. mostly because she's less likely to blow up on us, or misunderstand us.
me. Worse, Madoka is heavily lacking in context for our issues with Mami. She hasn't seen the issues Mami has had. Explaining them would not be a short action. And asking for advice with little context is just foolish.
I'm hoping that that last bit will be relatively fluffy. I don't see Madoka doing anything other than being nice and supportive.
We found out earlier tonight that using grief privacy creates an impenetrable black dome like a drow just cast darkness on you.[x] Ask Madoka for a private aside. Grief privacy. Confess Mami feelings and ask for advice on that too.
I think that Sayaka would have to be deliberately misinterpreting us with malice to get that result, but it is a weird turn of phrase. How about just saying that we want to check up on everyone before we call it a night? Also, why would Sayaka not accept "I'm worried something might have happened" as a reason? She knows that witches can randomly grab people. It happened to her."Crossing our Ts", in the absence of anything else, might sound like "we just called you back to give you shit about your crush because that was on our to-do list for today and we hadn't gotten around to it". Do we want to change that?
That's what I said! Why the hell would Madoka believe Kyubey over us? She knows about the lichbomb, so she knows that Kyubey's full of shit. But she's going to ignore us and trust him because we were vague on the details?We tell Madoka that she has so much Potential that her making a Wish will eventually destroy the world and everyone on it, and you guys are concerned that she's going to quibble over how she's going to do it? That Kyubey is going to attempt to deceive her, like she has Mami for years, into Wishing by being its fey, You-can't-prove-anything-I-said-is-a-lie deceitful self, and she's going to believe the rat who ruined Mami's life over everyone around her? When did Madoka give you all the opinion that she'd be so heartless?
Wait, crap. You're completely right. Got to keep in mind why we're doing this in the first place. And while I would love to inform her more about Mami's issues, don't really feel like going into it right now.
[X] Kaizuki
Except we really should explain Mami's issues first. Talking about our crush problems is completely pointless without background context about why precisely it's kind of stressing us out in the first place. Which is definitely not fluffy, and it could take a while. And I just don't particularly feel like going into that right now. And it kind of feels uncomfortable talking about that stuff when Mami is like really close by even with the privacy thing.![]()
EDIT: The whole Mami issue is summed up in like two sentences though. "She's emotionally dependent on us right now because her friends keep leaving her and we had to tear her away from Kyuubey because he's a liar. And so we're worried that she might feel like she has to say yes" is enough for Madoka to go on - hell, it's basically everything relevant that's happened.
Worse Kyubey does is be vague on details....But she's going to ignore us and trust him because we were vague on the details?
EDIT: The whole Mami issue is summed up in like two sentences though. "She's emotionally dependent on us right now because her friends keep leaving her and we had to tear her away from Kyuubey because he's a liar. And so we're worried that she might feel like she has to say yes" is enough for Madoka to go on - hell, it's basically everything relevant that's happened.
No, Kyubey withholds everything about the consequences of what he's trying to convince them to do. We're not withholding the important information: the fact that Madoka making a wish will destroy the fucking world. Knowing about the consequences is more important than knowing exactly how it will happen. What is Madoka going to care about more, being warned that she might accidentally end all human life, or a detailed explanation of the contracting system?
False.the fact that Madoka making a wish will destroy the fucking world.
Madoka making a wish always ends up in her witching out.False.
Madoka Witching out would destroy the world.
Making a wish does not.
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I think your missing a point here.In a hundred timeloops, is there a single one where Madoka didn't either die or witch out? If there was, then Homura wouldn't have had to keep looping. Hell, in loop 4 she witched out after firing a single shot!
That's like saying that pulling the pin and releasing the spoon on a grenade doesn't make the grenade explode, because the chemical fuse running down is what actually triggers detonation. The former inevitably causes the latter. Suggesting that it has no causal effect is disingenuous.
Note the fact that madoka could simply die.
If utterly false.We're not withholding the important information: the fact that Madoka making a wish will destroy the fucking world.
... Your not in any way disproving my point, which is that the statement of madoka making a wish will cause the end of the world is a lie, which is something that a incubator could easily point out (weather he would or not is of course in question).Yeah, and you can destroy a live grenade before it has to a chance to detonate, but that doesn't mean that pulling the pin doesn't make grenades explode. There is a direct causal relationship between Madoka making a wish and the world ending. An outside force could intervene to derail the chain of cause and effect, but that doesn't mean that it's not still the cause... and betting on that intervention is not something to risk people's lives on, much less an entire world.
These steps do not by nessary lead toPull trigger -> firing pin strikes primer -> primer ignites powder
these ones.
And these steps do not nessarly lead to
these ones.
A judge will not a judge person of shooting to kill if the bullet didn't kill someone though, which is the whole flaw of your argument. Attempted murder possible, but not murder.Do you think that if you went before a judge and tried to claim that you weren't guilty of murder because the gun could have jammed of the round could have been a dud, that would get you anywhere?
If you fire a gun while it's pointed at a person, there is a high probability that they will die from it, and you will still be held criminally liable for trying to kill them even if you failed in the attempt. For that matter, if you fire a gun without checking whether or not there was a person in the potential path of the bullet, you will still be held liable for any injuries or deaths caused by those bullets due to criminal negligence.namely to be right all the steps have to happen, however unless you can say every gun ever fired has caused a person to bleed to death you cannot say that madoka making a witch leads to her witchdoom. It merely causes the possibility for her to become a witch, not a certainty.
...The key word, of course, being reasonable, which you are clearly not interested in being.