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Tweak says, "Why am I always Lois Lane?"

Watanuki Kimihiro [四月一日君尋] (AKA Buttercup) (ghostduster) wrote in sabra_la_tau,
@ 2010-12-02 02:26:00

Entry tags:

!days 190-199, aeris gainsborough, albert de morcerf, claude c. kenni, danielle 'dani' phantom, dean winchester, edward elric, excel, jace beleren, kurosaki tasuku, minami ikki, nabuca, raenef, uchiha itachi, watanuki kimihiro, yoi-te, yuffie kisaragi, {gaara}, {iggy}, {jack harkness}, {rose tyler}, {{{taiki}}}

Who: Anybody!
Where: DREAMWORLD oooh
When: Day 197, night
What: Dreampost!

[I dunno about you, but it's been one hell of a week for this noodle. He's not in critical condition anymore, but his grip on reality is more tenuous than usual tonight. Therefore, it's time to go wandering.

Whatever you may be dreaming about -- nightmare, fantasy, Old Sabra, something in between -- you feel a light prick at the back of your consciousness, and then a widening. Even the non-dreamwalkers can move about tonight in this hazy shared reality. But be aware that other things lurk in the deepest recesses of tonight's mindscape, especially with so many restless alter-egos on the move...]

(( OOC: It's dreampost time again! Here's a repost of the guidelines from last time, with a few changes:

A) If you comment to the post, you're hosting a dream of your own. People commenting to you are part of the dream, whether as a figment of your imagination or as a conscious interloper.
B) Similarly, if you comment to someone else's thread, you're either part of their dream or crossing over from yours to theirs.
C) Feel free to remember as much of (or as little of) the dreams as you like.
D) If you're participating, then your bracer is open a tiiiny crack or two during slumber. Or otherwise briefly permeable.
E) Watanuki and Aeris are not commenting to everyone. In fact, I'm going to sleep in about an hour and a half.
F) If you want a magical toy surprise (and have not already been Pillar'd, lake'd, etc.), then PM Aeris or Watanuki. :) :) :) ))

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spiltbloodlines
2010-12-03 11:09 pm UTC (link)

In the same way we don't know if there's a 'right' or 'wrong' path, we can't know if there is any standard of 'right' or 'wrong' for these paths. From this perspective -- knowing nothing about these paths other than what I see before me -- that external standard might as well be nonexistent. Even if it's out there, I don't know what it is, so I can't use it as a guide and it's ultimately irrelevant to whatever I decide. What matters more to me is that standard that we, the people standing here and making this choice, choose to use in deciding which of these paths is 'right' or 'wrong'.

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	crossboundaries 2010-12-03 11:10 pm UTC (link)
	...if it doesn't matter which one, you can choose. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	spiltbloodlines 2010-12-03 11:17 pm UTC (link)
	Are you sure? We'll both have to walk whichever path I choose. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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