The trouble is, Tony, that when it comes to murdering seven billion people, or anyone, it isn't about what's right or wrong -- it's about choosing a side. You might imagine that you're doing the right thing for the people you care about, but that's all. You're never going to get a divine moment, you're never going to know for certain if you ever did the right thing and the consequences of your actions may very well reach on long after you die.
Morality, like art, means drawing a line someplace -- All it is, all it's ever been, is the ability to be unwavering. There is no right and there is no wrong, there is only movement forward. People live, people die and they always have. You've played a role in that, so have I and so has nearly everyone else here. There are really only two kinds of people, those that live and those that exist. Those that live are the ones who get to make decisions, to experience the light and darkness in themselves, that paint and play and create. To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all -- and those that do, the world happens to them. You can argue about their opportunities or lack thereof until you're blue in the face, but the truth is still that the choice was never theirs -- it was always yours because you earned it and because you took it. All you can do, Tony, is give it up. Give up living, give up the position you put yourself in and go work for one of those companies that'll pay you desperate amounts of money. Or don't. Continue to choose a side, continue to take lives in the interest of helping others, continue to let your ego rule you -- if that's what you want to do.
It's about drawing a line someplace -- but the line isn't drawn in deciding who to kill, it's long before that. You chose trump, deaths are just following suit.
That. Was. Brilliant. I don't think I've had that much fun since- well, before I arrived here. Thanks for having me along.
Is it true? You're back? Er, not that you'll have the foggiest who I am since no one ever remembers being here, so hello! I'm Dorcas. I'm from your world and we were friends when you were here before, so if it IS true, I'm bloody glad to see you.
You'll also probably be pleased to know some of our mates figured out how to charm brooms to fly here so we could play Quidditch. Not sure about the balls or if anything was ever properly organised, but we went with Harry to play with Muggles a bunch of times and-
I'm rambling.I missed youWelcome to New York, Oliver Wood. If you need anything, give me a shout.
You're the only one I know that could probably have a chance against them. Care to join me?
Here is a copy of my summary of what we know about Vampires from the Twilight world:
- They are extremely fast.
- They have physical strength stronger than any human and are able to lift objects hundreds of times their own weight, may stop a cement truck on a freeway with one hand.
- Sparkle in the sunlight.
- Related: skin and bodies are made of a material that is hard as diamond and is very difficult to penetrate.
- Enhanced sense of sight (sharper vision than humans, unhindered by darkness)
- Hearing enhanced: can hear even the smallest most muted sounds
- Extremely flexible.
- Do have reflections in mirrors and can show up in photographs.
For those of us who are used to the ‘traditional’ vampire mythology * it does not apply here. These vampires will not be harmed by sunlight (see above sparkle), garlic, holy water, silver, any type of stake or cross, and they do not require permission to enter a home. Human weapons including bullets, axes, etc, are likely to bounce off of them without any pain.
The best way to kill them? Dismember the body and burn the remains.
My recommendation is to have flame throwers available for those of us who do not have super strength and allow those who do have stronger and faster than human reflexes to move in to dismember the bodies. Any vampire that we succeed in dismembering should be burned completely.
I believe this summarizes what I’ve found, but Giles, if I’ve missed something please add it. And if anyone else has experience with these particular vampires that would be useful for us to know about please note it as well.
*I say that with quotations because what is traditional in each of our worlds may be slightly different, but the ‘traditional’ lore in this reality and the traditional lore in my own reality are similar.
May be a ridiculous question, but I don't suppose you have any interest in going to this prom they're having?
I can't bring myself to look it up, but my mom. Do we [...] Does she ever wake up? She's still in the coma where I came from. That's why I was in Idris, to look for someone who could help her.
Hey, I was wondering if you needed any help with decorations for the prom? I'd be happy to lend my art skills if you need any help!
» WICKED.
» I'M GOING TO SEE WICKED.
Has anyone else seen our new movie trailer? Our Marks look drawn on by Isabelle's eyeliner. The muns who're making this movie clearly have no idea what a Mark looks like.