Schuldig (
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[Text] One man washed on an empty beach
Posted: May 31st 2016
From: Anon
Say you hated a specific god. Maybe you only distrust them instead of hate them.
Then they die, and a reincarnation takes the god's place. Maybe it even looks like the same, but the old memories are gone.
Could you give that reincarnation a second chance in spite of your old feelings?
[Schuldig's become more contemplative thanks to his new, empathetic feelings towards his own followers and what would happen if their prayers stopped being answered. Thanks, Eros.]
[[OOC: All answers are anon text unless stated otherwise.]]
From: Anon
Say you hated a specific god. Maybe you only distrust them instead of hate them.
Then they die, and a reincarnation takes the god's place. Maybe it even looks like the same, but the old memories are gone.
Could you give that reincarnation a second chance in spite of your old feelings?
[Schuldig's become more contemplative thanks to his new, empathetic feelings towards his own followers and what would happen if their prayers stopped being answered. Thanks, Eros.]
[[OOC: All answers are anon text unless stated otherwise.]]
Re: Anon
Anon
Re: Anon
To me it's still a Tree Falling In The Woods problem.
If the circumstances that produced a person acting a certain way are no longer there, and they don't have the memories to drive them to act that same way either, I don't see how those personality traits will ever surface again. That sounds an awful lot like "not the same person" to me.
Anon
Re: Anon
Anon
Why do you say that?
Re: Anon
We both liked it enough to invoke - and so did many others, clearly - but I can't find people later on this way.
[Which is a big deal for a telepath who's used to knowing just about everything about everyone whenever the hell he feels like knowing it.]
Anon
Re: Anon
Anon
Someone who wants to find but not be found just looks suspicious.
Re: Anon
[And he won't respond again.]