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ubermensching) wrote2010-08-23 02:37 pm
ubermensching) wrote2010-08-23 02:37 pm
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Seiben - Uber Stimmungen (Voice then Action)
It has come to my attention that there is some force currently at work that appears to be able to assert influence over some of our residents here. Specifically, it seems to instill a far greater tendency towards aggression then usual. Considering I have only been here a month, aside from the post office I have only heard of some of the "games" this town appears to play on its inhabitants.
I'm wondering, does anyone believe this might be another action initiated by the town? Has their been a precedent of the town manipulating emotions before, or of it only affecting a select few rather then all present? Has anyone else noticed this increase in aggression, or have I, perhaps, given in to man's tendency to....over-think, I believe, is the statement.
It can't be one of our own doing this, of course. I'd be surprised if anyone had that much power here. And if they did, I would be surprised if they were honestly foolish enough to inflict it upon people with no rhyme or reason.
Certainly none of us here are that foolish, are we?
[Later on, you can also find Wilhelm at the library. While it's technically his job, he appears to be perusing the books in an attempt to find something useful he may have overlooked, though he clearly finds this a hopeless endeavor. So maybe he's just slacking off.
Feel free to bother him regardless.]
I'm wondering, does anyone believe this might be another action initiated by the town? Has their been a precedent of the town manipulating emotions before, or of it only affecting a select few rather then all present? Has anyone else noticed this increase in aggression, or have I, perhaps, given in to man's tendency to....over-think, I believe, is the statement.
It can't be one of our own doing this, of course. I'd be surprised if anyone had that much power here. And if they did, I would be surprised if they were honestly foolish enough to inflict it upon people with no rhyme or reason.
Certainly none of us here are that foolish, are we?
[Later on, you can also find Wilhelm at the library. While it's technically his job, he appears to be perusing the books in an attempt to find something useful he may have overlooked, though he clearly finds this a hopeless endeavor. So maybe he's just slacking off.
Feel free to bother him regardless.]
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Have you been here long, Ken?
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Or at least a traditional perception of it.
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[He sounds a lot more interested then worried at the prospect of something else coming soon.]
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I wouldn't know, I must admit. Though I've given it plenty of thought.
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I mean seriously, death is supposed to be permanent with your soul going wherever it's supposed to go.
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Here, it seems, they've found a way to block that.
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And the shore?
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The Shore of Memory. When the body dies, the conscious, no longer tied to a physical host, reaches the Shore of Memory, where it sits beside the tide and awaits to be re-assumed into the Collective Unconscious.
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And to call the Shore the afterlife would be misleading. It's simply the individual conscious being reintegrated into the whole upon death. There is no "afterlife" proper.
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Wait wait wait, you're the freakin' grim reaper>/i>?
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No.
[Although, he is responsible for ending and restarting reality, killing and forcing everyone to be reborn again, at least 10 times...]
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