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[soundsofdrums]

Just as I told those lovely Animus folks--isn't there something in some human religion or another about a giant boat? An ark? Maybe we ought to get to building one of those, lest we be washed away for our "sins". This is enough like--what was it again, in the same religion? Oh yes. Purgatory. Never really was as good at human culture as he was.

Might as well enjoy it! It's been so long since I've been for a proper swim.

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[video]

[unreadability]

Such a polarisation is unnecessary, isn't it? The meaning of 'good' and 'evil' is nothing beyond a definition of our own making.

[video]

[soundsofdrums.livejournal.com]

It is. But it seems that most people see death--destruction--all those similar things as bad. And love leads to that just as much as hate. Sometimes even more often.

[Totally not talking from personal experience, nope...]

[video]

[unreadability]

Most acts are carried out in the name of love. Nevertheless, when love strikes us blind and makes us stumble, it is a given that we must be at risk to lose our way.

[video]

[soundsofdrums.livejournal.com]

Easily.

[video]

[unreadability]

Even so, once we have chosen our direction... There is always a place for us to return.

[video]

[soundsofdrums.livejournal.com]

That hardly applies to every situation.

[video] 1/2

[unreadability]

[Her expression changes. Takes on an air of vulnerability; a second and it's gone.]

[video]

[unreadability]

It will not collapse until the moment we abandon it.

[video]

[soundsofdrums.livejournal.com]

Or it abandons us.

[video]

[unreadability]

Or... it abandons us.

[video]

[soundsofdrums.livejournal.com]

Homes can be a funny thing.

[video] /totally quoting Baudelaire

[unreadability]

I have the art of calling forth the happy times,
Seeing again my past there curled within your knees,
Where should I look for beauty, langourous and sublime,
If not in your dear heart, and body at its ease?
I have the art of calling forth the happy times!