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crittersheep) wrote2024-10-24 09:03 pm
crittersheep) wrote2024-10-24 09:03 pm
Thistle
[You're in your barn! That doesn't seem so bad--oh, oh wait, you're in the air.
Your barn, and honestly some of your stuff, is just floating on clouds. You can walk on the clouds too if you want, no one's stopping you. You will not, however, be able to return to the ground, far, far below you, no matter what you do.
At least not til the Ritual is complete.
Floating among everything else is your priest, who seems to have fallen into a deep sleep, and the barn's crystal flower.
After a moment, you hear voices resonating from the crystal flower--the holy beasts, their voices and minds melded as one, call out to you.
It asks your Flock 3 simple questions.]
Your barn, and honestly some of your stuff, is just floating on clouds. You can walk on the clouds too if you want, no one's stopping you. You will not, however, be able to return to the ground, far, far below you, no matter what you do.
At least not til the Ritual is complete.
Floating among everything else is your priest, who seems to have fallen into a deep sleep, and the barn's crystal flower.
After a moment, you hear voices resonating from the crystal flower--the holy beasts, their voices and minds melded as one, call out to you.
It asks your Flock 3 simple questions.]
QUESTION ONE
If love and violence could go hand in hand, what would you do to your lover to ensure they never leave you?
Re: QUESTION ONE
[that's it that's the answer-- oh no wait he has more]
Love and violence don't always go hand-in-hand, you know. Sure, sometimes you and the people you care about have to fight it out, but that's completely different. That's working through something together. That's releasing pent up frustrations in a productive way where nobody really gets hurt.
Using violence to force someone to stay with you is just shitty, you know? You don't have a right to restrict someone's freedom in that way. If you really love someone. . . you should be willing to let them go, and trust that they'll come back to you in the end.
. . . and I think. . . if they really love you in return. . . you'll find that they always will, too.