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@eyeofsibyl
Psycho Pass - by Jane-Sonne
S H Ō G O M A K I S H I M A
The Sibyl System, anyone?
PSYCHO-PASS 0121: 血の褒賞 / Blood-Stained Reward
The way in which ideas are formed gives a character to the human mind.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau (via eyeofsibyl)
But what happens when the mind, through the process of over-dependency and neglect, ceases the ability to construct the very basis of an idea?
Makishima
K O U G A M I • S H I N Y A
We would say the System is the cause of this great Fall that Milton speaks of; yet so also, it is we who fall from what has chosen to be god: the eternal sanctum made to be the righteousness of Heaven. We, the Fallen, with our 'ambitious aim against the throne and monarchy of God,' live not within the peacefulness of Sibyl's holy existence, but rather in the chaos we've created in the midst of our rebellion. In Sibyl's eyes, we are the Infernal Serpent, and in our own, Sibyl is the Dungeon, 'as one great Furnace flam'd, yet from those flames, no light, but rather darkness visible.'
Shōgo Makishima quoting John Milton’s Paradise Lost
Read the full quote in Paradise Re-Lost: A View of Paradise and the Sibyl System by Shogo Makishima and Nyoko Shinzu
“Everyone has a chapter they don’t read out loud.” - unknown
This makes me think of Shōgo.
Charisma has three points: the nature of a hero or prophet, the ability to simply make you feel good when you’re around them, and the intelligence to eloquently talk about all sorts of things.
Saiga Jōji