[Not all humans are so. Not all of them are beings that have no worth in living, simply because they give themselves no worth. Humans can change, some of them can open themselves and, as this person said, crawl out of the box by themselves. Manta did, so did Ryu. Maybe they all were just crawling out of a small box to discover that that box was inside of yet another box, larger and harder to get out of. But they were trying, starting with themselves. It wasn't much, it wasn't enough, but it was more of what most people could say about themselves.]
Don't blame them for that. At the end of it, being here or being in their home worlds is the same for them, the difference is that here they can blame the Malnosso for herding them and feel better with themselves. They don't have to realize how ordinary they all are, how much they kill themselves and make their lives worthless. If they ever realize it they can just say "I can't do anything about it, it's their fault" and keep going on. But that's not different from what they do at their worlds. Actually it's pretty much the same. Even if you broke the barrier and the Malnosso vanished, many people here would remain as they are now, because if there's no shepherd they will just herd themselves like they do at their worlds.
That's not worth to hate. Don't waste your energy in hating something like that.
[He doesn't say "don't do whatever you're thinking" or anything like that. There's no point to it. So far this person has just made a disturbing message and though it doesn't bode well but at no point did they really say something bad or threat with anything bad. For all they know they could be just planning a huge display of fireworks.
Yoh doubts that, but worrying and accusing beforehand is pointless. And this person is right in many things they have said anyway. He can agree with them and still be against their ideas if they turn out to be bad. Just like he can agree with Hao but be against killing all humans. Just like he can agree with Marco and Jeanne and be against them killing people in the name of "justice".]
I don't think I'm that clever. I just state the obvious, I'm probably very stupid because of that.
["I think I'll let you play my game too". Is that a threat? Is that actually the way this person compliments others? It doesn't really matter. Yoh takes a moment before he writes the last part, he wonders if talking with Hao would feel like this. He has always wanted a chance to be able to talk face to face and peacefully with the other, he figures the conversation would probably go similarly. Except that Hao can read minds, but that doesn't matter either. Yoh is used to that and it won't change the way he is.]
I like peaceful and lazy days. But I don't like a world without future like this. If you want to, I will play too.
[But he may not play in this person's team. However that goes unsaid once more, it doesn't matter either way.]
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
timeasmymeasure
[Written]
Date: 2012-03-31 06:25 pm (UTC)Don't blame them for that. At the end of it, being here or being in their home worlds is the same for them, the difference is that here they can blame the Malnosso for herding them and feel better with themselves. They don't have to realize how ordinary they all are, how much they kill themselves and make their lives worthless. If they ever realize it they can just say "I can't do anything about it, it's their fault" and keep going on. But that's not different from what they do at their worlds. Actually it's pretty much the same. Even if you broke the barrier and the Malnosso vanished, many people here would remain as they are now, because if there's no shepherd they will just herd themselves like they do at their worlds.
That's not worth to hate. Don't waste your energy in hating something like that.
[He doesn't say "don't do whatever you're thinking" or anything like that. There's no point to it. So far this person has just made a disturbing message and though it doesn't bode well but at no point did they really say something bad or threat with anything bad. For all they know they could be just planning a huge display of fireworks.
Yoh doubts that, but worrying and accusing beforehand is pointless. And this person is right in many things they have said anyway. He can agree with them and still be against their ideas if they turn out to be bad. Just like he can agree with Hao but be against killing all humans. Just like he can agree with Marco and Jeanne and be against them killing people in the name of "justice".]
I don't think I'm that clever. I just state the obvious, I'm probably very stupid because of that.
["I think I'll let you play my game too". Is that a threat? Is that actually the way this person compliments others? It doesn't really matter. Yoh takes a moment before he writes the last part, he wonders if talking with Hao would feel like this. He has always wanted a chance to be able to talk face to face and peacefully with the other, he figures the conversation would probably go similarly. Except that Hao can read minds, but that doesn't matter either. Yoh is used to that and it won't change the way he is.]
I like peaceful and lazy days. But I don't like a world without future like this. If you want to, I will play too.
[But he may not play in this person's team. However that goes unsaid once more, it doesn't matter either way.]