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Nope, it seems to have struck some kind of precarious equilibrium and no one really wants to tell him to get on with dying.
From my perspective at least the key purpose of this arrangement was to restore undo millennia of sadistic vampiric violations as quickly as possible for both ethical and practical reasons.
Even if he couldn't help us we could at least claim a moral victory for protecting and restoring the weak as long as he got better. I'd obviously much prefer if he installed laser eyes and went crusading against the red court with an army of demonpunk cyborgs, but still.
If he's still suffering from unspeakable mutilation and as physically present in red territory as he is in Sanctuary then how exactly did he benefit from this?
I have to agree with BronzeTongue @DragonParadox the objective of taking him to our world was for him to die there and be reborn without the problems caused by the Reds. If that is not happening why the hell did we open a breach in the security of our own soul?
Oh yeah villain was derived from the word villager. It can also mean poor people.😅"Donald you have the imagination of a villain," Lady M says... and it takes you a moment to realize she means 'peasant' not 'evil-doer.'
I don't believe there's a mistake here but I'm having trouble understanding what this means exactly. Were the WC handed a method of communication? What were the Warden's given if so?For now all you have to manage the fallout are the resources to hand the communications of the White Council
Technically not incorrect though highlighted incase this was meant to be "to".Council and four wardens whose reactions range from shell-shocked, too uncannily quiet to suspicious as heck.
The phrase is "come apart at the seams".thoroughly the whole thrice-be-damned conspiracy is starting to come apart at the scenes?
if they mean to protect themselves actively the plotters must needs cut us from the throne
Extra word?the illusionist muses, though he stops when he notices Harry looks less than best pleased with this line of reasoning.
Hither and yon.He looks down at the table, eyes flashing hinter and yon as if already counting.
We are Molly.
It's a summer morning in Sydney under the kind of cloud cover that'll get everyone without a umbrella on the street to buy one,
Missing "something" in between is and a.though unlike the palm trees and ferns out front there is a bit odd about his living arrangements.
from the fact that there's no picture on line that shows what's at the end of it.
Should be a question mark.
Missing period at the end."Nice try," you allow politely before you slam his head into the table again, careful not to snap his neck in the process and the sprinklers go off
Oh yeah villain was derived from the word villager. It can also mean poor people.😅
@DragonParadox Errors. Also these from before.
I don't believe there's a mistake here but I'm having trouble understanding what this means exactly. Were the WC handed a method of communication? What were the Warden's given if so?
Technically not incorrect though highlighted incase this was meant to be "to".
The phrase is "come apart at the seams".
Extra word?
Hither and yon.
We are Molly.
Trouble Down Under
Missing "something" in between is and a.
Creap and CreakThe title itself should be "Creep".
Should be a question mark.
Clearing the Air
Missing period at the end.
Sorry, asking for clarification.
-Is he upset that this is part of human nature, for moral reasons?
-is he upset that this is part of human nature, for safety reasons?
-is he upset that he is in danger?
- is he upset that he is( in his mind) to weak to withstand an attack as described by us?
Or a mix of the above? Or something else?
What part of this talk is the main issue for him?
Yes, he doesn't need to hear "Yes, you were lucky that they didn't need your for a thing and you were even luckier to be friends with someone who realized that is in you mind and could easily break it. Life is unfair like that" even though it's completely true.The honest answer from my point of view... Yes. All humans can simply be broken. Even those with a will of 10 can eventually be turned into villains. There is simply no way for a person to be immune to this. That is one of the problems and advantages of being human, not being tied to a pattern. Ultimately however, that is not what he needs to hear I think.
We are trying to recover essence right now not spend it.[X] You have a heck of a lot more of a claim to being different from them than I do. The world's complicated and messy, but we do the best we can. (Quietly explain your own law-breaking)
-[X] Excellence in Empathy
I know but I don't think it will make a difference and I think that the moment calls for the best, but I can vote to do this without excellence too.
This is an unnecessarily long text, it's better to summarize it.[X] Influence comes in degrees and free will is still important, maybe the most important thing
-[X]Stunt:'' Horace Shaw even though he was hit with mind bending Magic was alone. Inherently these warlocks and the not-man are a nihilistic impulse loneliness, deprivation, disconnection they prey on these things. Though he was affected by mind-bending Magic he had already largely separated himself, he had no one, no friends, no confidants, no allies hell not even people he interacted with on a normal basis. He believed himself alone and in believing it made it true. The difference between you and him is you have people who can notice who can see. Humanity lives and dies by this principle if you want to go fast go alone if you want to go far go together. Cloak yourself in allies, in friendship, in love and you will find a hand reaching out to you of their own free will and as long as you have any will of your own to reach out you can be returned inherently isn't that the truth of The Sword of Damocles."
There are few things as lost as someone who believes themselves to be so. While there are points of no return you cannot help someone who does not wish to be helped. Then again this might be my own kind of viewpoint on what warlocks and Eaters of the weak are. Along with Christian ideology along the lines of forgiveness and understanding.
We are literally in a conversation. what are you talking about? Trying to make a point about emotional and material connections as well as the Free Will of those connections both in their forging and maintenance and yourself as well as human nature requires a little bit of elaboration. Especially when you're tying it into white Council ideology about what the Sword of Damocles is supposed to do.This is an unnecessarily long text, it's better to summarize it.
Well, that bit is completely true. If your getting mind-whammied by a Warlock into doing black magic and then the nature of magic just reinforces it into you, your fucked. Sad fact of the setting which brings us back to the Crow discussion from earlier...That upends his entire conception of himself and more importantly how much agency warlocks really have.
I mean. If a group of warlocks gangs up on him, he gets backup. The correct choice, both martial and social. There is always some trick, but there also always some defences.
The goal should be to integrate more with other people and seek perspective on life, not become a vadass lone wolf.
Warlocks need to die,( in , that is the reason why they are killed) because their cursed status drives them to do horrible things, but they are not inherently evil at the start.
A good number of them are victims, to circumstances or each other, but there is no(known) cure, and they are both dangerous and can spread.
Its easier,( i hope) if he thinks of being a warlock as less something someone is as a person, and more of an active curse that is(currently) unhealable and dangerous to themselves and those around them.
You can hate the person that is the endresult of the curse. You dont have to hate the person who just got the curse.
It doesn't happen instantly. That's largely the point of Dresden also being a warlock. He's killed people with his magic before and he's been acquitted before put under the sword of Damocles he explicitly puts Molly under the Sword of Damocles for also becoming a warlock. It takes repeated and continuous use of dark magic to become so fucked up that a person who uses it is completely unsalvageable. That isn't to say warlocks are inherently a fixable phenomenon but to say they all need to die or they must be killed is completely false.Well, that bit is completely true. If your getting mind-whammied by a Warlock into doing black magic and then the nature of magic just reinforces it into you, your fucked. Sad fact of the setting which brings us back to the Crow discussion from earlier...
Probably best not to tell him that though even if it's obvious upon reflection, haha.
Well yes, Free Will and all that. Cases like Dresden and Molly though are implied to be rare if things do get that far your normally just screwed more often than not.That isn't to say warlocks are inherently a fixable phenomenon but to say they all need to die or they must be killed is completely false.