Entry tags:
- arcv: yuya sakaki,
- beastars: louis,
- bmc: rich goranski,
- bsd: sakunosuke oda,
- da: myrobalan shivana,
- dragon prince: viren,
- fe: lorenz hellman gloucester,
- fgo: edmond dantes,
- fgo: hc andersen,
- fgo: scathach,
- fsf: flat escardos,
- kamen rider: wataru kurenai,
- rwby: emerald sustrai,
- she-ra: entrapta,
- steven universe: lapis lazuli,
- steven universe: peridot,
- steven universe: steven universe,
- undertale: papyrus
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Name: Entrapta
Date: oct 16th
Format: text
HELLO! I WANT TO COLLECT SOME DATA.
IF YOU HAVE OPINIONS ABOUT ETHICS, PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1] ARE THERE ACTIONS YOU CONSIDER UNACCEPTABLE REGARDLESS OF CONTEXT? IF SO, PLEASE PROVIDE EXAMPLES
2] ARE THERE SOME MITIGATING CONTEXTS THAT RENDER OTHERWISE UNACCEPTABLE ACTIONS ACCEPTABLE TO YOU? IF SO, PLEASE PROVIDE EXAMPLES
3] IF A PERSON HAS PERFORMED AN UNACCEPTABLE ACTION, WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER AN APPROPRIATE PUNISHMENT?
THANKS! 8)
Date: oct 16th
Format: text
HELLO! I WANT TO COLLECT SOME DATA.
IF YOU HAVE OPINIONS ABOUT ETHICS, PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1] ARE THERE ACTIONS YOU CONSIDER UNACCEPTABLE REGARDLESS OF CONTEXT? IF SO, PLEASE PROVIDE EXAMPLES
2] ARE THERE SOME MITIGATING CONTEXTS THAT RENDER OTHERWISE UNACCEPTABLE ACTIONS ACCEPTABLE TO YOU? IF SO, PLEASE PROVIDE EXAMPLES
3] IF A PERSON HAS PERFORMED AN UNACCEPTABLE ACTION, WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER AN APPROPRIATE PUNISHMENT?
THANKS! 8)
audio
[ A brief pause as she rewinds his message to go over some of the other things he said... ]
So, I have a couple of questions! What do you mean exactly by degrading another's innocence, and, ah... well, I listened to your conversation with Viren but I'd really like to hear more about blood magic! I'm pretty sure I've heard about your world's magic before but it'd be really neat to talk about another world's magic with more than one person who comes from there!
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[Oh boy more talking about Myr's favorite type of magic in the entire world.
As long as it's academic...]
Ah--to that first, I'd in mind sexual offenses. [Which were mercifully never a part of life in Hasmal's Circle, but elsewhere...they'd heard too much about it.]
I'm not sure how much more I can say on blood magic--but I'm glad to answer anything else you might want to know on Thedas' magic generally. [A brief pause.] Was this you heard--from this Solas fellow people have mentioned?
[There's the smallest melancholy note in his voice.]
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Creation magic was--is--my focus. Barriers, glyphs, speeding the growth of plants or strengthening my allies. Summoning bees, [with a tinge of amusement,] or other swarming, stinging creatures. Even pulling tangible things like grease from the Fade.
It's also the school of healing but I was never much good at that.
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It's damned hard to create permanent new life, though; supposed to be impossible, but there's always stories about mages who've managed it, so...
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They're little bits of magic that could be bees if you didn't look at them too closely, and they certainly sting like 'em. The nastier versions will even move on to a new target if the one you sent 'em after stops moving.
[He's alarmingly enthusiastic about that.]
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And, oh--a little piece of the Fade, broken off in its own shape for a time. Doomed to dissolve back into it soon enough, but tangible to anyone while it's around.
[Then a longing sigh.] Don't I know it. I'd give a lot to be a Witch for a day--maybe I've just got to Bond one that wouldn't mind taking direction on research.
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S'pose it's because not everyone's quite so fascinated by the hows and whys of the world as we are, you know? Or they consider the gifts they've got about as intuitive as breathing, so what's the point in talking about them? Or--well, [with a laugh that's a hint self-deprecating; he knows himself well and exactly why he's having this much fun talking to her,] d'you want me to list all the reasons I can think of, or go back to talking about magic?
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There's also how folk regard their gifts, or how those around 'em do. The other mage from Thedas you spoke to--I take it he didn't tell you much of how the South thinks of mages? They're--most of them--afraid of us, and think magic an awful curse to be borne, and that seeps into how we think of ourselves. So talking about our Maker-given gifts can be hard, whether it's for thinking of them as a shameful burden, or because we expect others to greet that talk with fear.
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