dead_black_eyes (
dead_black_eyes) wrote in
savetheearth2014-07-20 10:51 pm
Entry tags:
- !open,
- #network,
- angel sanctuary: mudou setsuna,
- attack on titan: annie leonhart,
- bleach: toushirou hitsugaya,
- death note: l lawliet,
- devil may cry: dante,
- doctor who: the doctor,
- dokidoki precure: rikka hishikawa,
- eternal darkness: anthony,
- generator rex: rex salazar,
- gundam 00: tieria erde,
- heartcatch precure: yuri tsukikage,
- homestuck: bro strider,
- homestuck: vriska serket,
- makai ouji: kevin cecil,
- original: sandrath,
- the elder scrolls: master neloth,
- trauma center: naomi kimishima,
- voltasaur sentai kyoryuger: torin
Entry #A-10: "Abominable" [Audio]
First... it's only right to offer my sincerest thanks to everyone who helped, following the attack on Espresso Yourself. We couldn't have done it without your generous assistance, and the speed we reopened with was a direct result of your efforts and sacrifice. Even if mob occurrences seem to be escalating for others, in frequency and severity... I can say, at least for now, that the coffee shop is doing well.
[A pause. This update is not the sole reason he's making this post.]
If you've... ever gotten a pulse, and it's something bad... something you lose sleep over, that goes against everything you thought you knew and understood about your other... how do you begin to repair the ensuing cognitive dissonance? Especially if your other hurt people... and you know it wasn't self-defense, and they were obscenely good at it...
I apologize for rambling. Let me attempt to streamline my questions.
Faced with new evidence concerning the person you're receiving pulses from, does it change your belief that you can be a better man or woman?
If you could talk to that person and ask them why they acted a certain way, would you embrace that chance, or be afraid of what they might say?
[A pause. This update is not the sole reason he's making this post.]
If you've... ever gotten a pulse, and it's something bad... something you lose sleep over, that goes against everything you thought you knew and understood about your other... how do you begin to repair the ensuing cognitive dissonance? Especially if your other hurt people... and you know it wasn't self-defense, and they were obscenely good at it...
I apologize for rambling. Let me attempt to streamline my questions.
Faced with new evidence concerning the person you're receiving pulses from, does it change your belief that you can be a better man or woman?
If you could talk to that person and ask them why they acted a certain way, would you embrace that chance, or be afraid of what they might say?

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