How's this gonna get counted though?Not B or A for
It feels like it'll signify MC having feelings for Sophie.
I don't see it. It's ambiguous enough that I think we'll be able to define what we mean by it later.Sophie. You wouldn’t call her fragile, but she doesn’t seem to have taken to the adventure particularly well. Besides, she is the girl you have spent the most time with this past six months, even if it wasn’t particularly amiable.
No, it's a vote on whom we feel concern for right now, and Sophie makes sense as Lambchop, Nevill and I described above.I'm pretty sure this is more a vote on who we care about the most, and you guys are trying to game it.
It's a vote on who we think of and worry about as we enter the maw of danger. I think it's a vote on who we care about the most.I don't see it. It's ambiguous enough that I think we'll be able to define what we mean by it later.
No, it's a vote on whom we feel concern for right now, and Sophie makes sense as Lambchop, Nevill and I described above.
It means that failing E, you mark my vote for whichever option is highest among C and D (or even write-ins).How's this gonna get counted though?Not B or A for
It's a vote on who we think of and worry about as we enter the maw of danger. I think it's a vote on who we care about the most.
I read more as: 'as you get ready to enter this dangerous ruin, you feel concern for...'As you prepare to step inside, you feel concern for:
Me too. She didn't even want to be here, and that may affect her chances of succeeding and surviving. I think we ought to care for our adoptive sister, if only because we dragged her into this.I am worried about Sophie, since this is affecting her, though she seems to have more fight in her lately.
B>C>A - Sophie. Especially since both Liz and us just now may have screwed with her head.
No, I don't think this is how it works. You can resist peer pressure from the safety of your everyday life. When your lot is tied together with that of others, there is no place for maneuver. If she didn't go along, and we failed, where would that leave her? Strapped in a desert, alone among an unfriendly group, with two unconscious bodies she wouldn't know how to help. What would she say back home?Yeah, we roped Sophie into this against her will, but she could have chosen to not go along with peer pressure, being a teenager with the (hypothetical) ability to reason.
I think this is adorable, and that if we can't keep away from trouble, we should at least not let it affect her too much.“Sure,” you say. “I’ll lead.”
“Are you sure? I would be in for quite the lecture with Father if anything happens to you,” remarks Sophie with all the gravitas of an older sister.
Well, we did it anyway, so let's win this thing.C. For the same reason I told you lunatics not to take the trial
Voting E doesn't mean that we lack attachment. It means that we are able to push back concerns for our friends to focus on our immediate predicament.The only reason D is my backup is because it sounds cool, but if we think about this seriously, our lack of attachments may be our greatest weakness.
"Detachment is not that you should own nothing. But that nothing should own you." -Ali ibn abi TalibThe only reason D is my backup is because it sounds cool, but if we think about this seriously, our lack of attachments may be our greatest weakness.
With the nomadic tribe this small they are probably doing this initiation rite to individuals instead of groups, usually. This "friendship is magic" is obviously moot with lone persons. And there is zero reason to believe that it would be somehow different for a group.Me too. She didn't even want to be here, and that may affect her chances of succeeding and surviving. I think we ought to care for our adoptive sister, if only because we dragged her into this.I am worried about Sophie, since this is affecting her, though she seems to have more fight in her lately.
Thoughts shaping reality? Hm.. let me think..Since this is our imagination, there is a chance that our thought will be shaping the narrative of the experience.
Isn't it what the Tower seems to be about? It wouldn't be strange to see a similar effect on a lesser scale.Thoughts shaping reality?
Perhaps. Islam has so many Sufi traditions and interpretations that it's impossible to tell. I think your accusation of my trying to game a system I know very little about is fair, and that we should vote our consience on this one."Detachment is not that you should own nothing. But that nothing should own you." -Ali ibn abi TalibThe only reason D is my backup is because it sounds cool, but if we think about this seriously, our lack of attachments may be our greatest weakness.
Just so you know, if you're treating this as some kind of Arabic trial and think having attachments is the answer, you could be horribly wrong.
I'm flopping to E>C, sorry.
And Tentacle Nazguls are already a thing. Apparently someone is into that.
Imagine being wise and powerful Rasputin, spending your whole life finding a way to open the gates of heaven. And when you finally achieve your goal its all rainbows, dancing unicorns and happy little kobolds munching chocolate bars. And Jesus goes: "About this heaven thing... yeah, sorry."That's what the 30th floor and above are for. Paradise is off-limits in most religions.