Useless facts and responses meme

[erostripperella]

15 USELESS FACTS AND RESPONSES MEME

This is simple. This is just like the 15 facts meme except with something new added to it!

- List 15 facts of your character, canon and/or headcanon and/or in game
- Other characters ICly respond to it - eg. if your character hates frogs, your character can either sympathise with them or be a nasty troll and put one down their back.


This was totally stolen from last time we had this meme.

Comments

[consider8]

I am okay with that. Paint me as you will, I am not ashamed of having high expectations of myself and others.

[dissenter]

Funny, I'm just the same way.

[consider8]

Including morality.

[dissenter]

[lifting his chin, almost haughtily.]

So, sound and fury, signifying nothing. What you call morality's simply a way for weak souls to place themselves on a pedestal-- to think themselves better than others despite their far greater shortcomings.

If you want results, you don't deign to limit yourself.

Tired of this icon yet?

[consider8]

If that's all that word means to you, then you have barely begun to explore the complexity of the word. You are more than yourself and are accountable for more than just what you do. You say that you are of the people, and I put myself on the pedestal? I say the opposite. Because I have consideration for others as well as myself, I will act only in the best interest of the whole and the good of all. Conversely, your philosophy is that of a devourer. One who uses the pretense of of your actions as justification for the atrocities of others. You have thus elevated your actions above the benefit of others, putting them, and yourself, on the pedestal you are so wont to place me upon.

Really, I have had better arguments from my friend. And she's a teenager.

no, because it's cute (◡‿◡✿) and i hope those symbols show up...

[dissenter]

[a loud, high peal of laughter.] And people tell me I talk too much!

What a lovely speech. But what you don't quite understand is that everything I've ever done, I've done in service of my people-- for the whole and good of all, as you say. And, if that means that the happiness of a few must be sacrificed for a better future, then so be it. One life, a dozen, a hundred, an entire planet-- will anyone know or care if a single drop in the ocean is removed?

yes, yes they did ::::)

[consider8]

You claim a lack of morality is beneficial and at the same time cling to it to defend your actions. It's quite interesting how you respond when the proverbial tables have been turned and that the one throwing stones also lives in a glass house.

All life deserves sanctity. That you disregard an entire planet as nothing more than a drop in an ocean is proof that you don't respect the very lives that you seek to preserve. And while your intentions may have been noble, the ends only serve as an impetuous to justify your selfish and destructive means.

[dissenter]

Oh, don't misunderstand me-- I'm in a place quite beyond that. I'm in no way taking the moral high ground here.

That would be agreeing with your simple, romantic belief that every single life is precious and deserves to be preserved. There's having a respect for life, what its capable of-- and then there's placing so much value on each individual life, it's to the detriment of all. A bigger picture exists, one that many-- [pointedly!] --refuse to see, so wrapped up in their own lives as they are.

Mortals believe that they're at the center of their universe, that their actions are of the greatest consequence. But like a fish that's never ventured outside its stream, they have no comprehension of the greater waters outside their private little world. Planets are born and die every minute, and yet the wheels of the universe continue to turn! My kind have the rare chance to witness this cycle in action, and you call me selfish for the desire to see that opportunity realised?

[consider8]

Your universe will end, too. And then what will you grasp?

[dissenter]

There're countless more universes outside my own. What luck that I've mastered the trick of travelling between them, eh?

[animatedly -- like oh, hey, wouldn't this be great?!] Maybe I'll even have the pleasure of seeing yours! It sounds like a wonderful place, to be able to produce such a pure, upright young girl.

[consider8]

[It figures that among all of paradox space there would be at least one other demon that lurks.]

You can if you like.

I hope you like plasma.

[dissenter]

Sounds boring, on second thought. [le eye roll.] Actually, that explains quite a bit, doesn't it?

[consider8]

It explains that my universe got consumed into a sun.

That is all.

[dissenter]

That's either a large sun, or a very small universe you lived in.

Aah, well-- it happens.

[consider8]

It's a very large sun.

[Two universes wide, even!]