#arceus.

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commits transformative plagerism after observing other worlds.

mostly for themself itself himself 01110000 01110010 01101111 01101110 01101111 01110101 01101110 01110011

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Most things count as a 'game' to Arceus, what little do not are still gentle, parental moments. So, a playful attitude.

gender equality in the literal sense; calling them non-masculine or neutral pronouns in a patriarchy, he/him in a world of matriarchy, etc.

They're the god equivalent of a furry; with the bodies being like fursuits or fleshsuits.

keep dead things away from them unless you understand why they'd want to reconsume the matter. they'll eat or conjure it in as casually as kyubey eating himself.

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....Honestly, I feel like any Felix/Arceus relationship is akin to either 2 dynamics by default; Two dogs playfighting and growling so fucking loud that it sounds concerning, for humans, but they're Friends. They're having fun wrestling!

Arceus deciding that it likes a human so much, that they emotionally and metaphysically abduct it. It isn't that Arceus is 'just a pokemon' now. Felix is becoming no longer human-

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... so arceus has been taking me for a ride-

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i'm normal. I'm soooo normal

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Which muses struggle the most with expressing themes? Do they have trouble recognizing their own emotions?

Theologically speaking, Zivan has the most trouble because he literally has too many emotions to express; every single one of them at any given moment, to be exact!

Arceus here is also written as such, but the difference is that it has no 'trouble' just picking one for the sake of brevity and looking 'Normal', aka communicating effectively or at all; This makes Zivan ironically look stunted or stoic in comparison. He's picking out a simplified character that best suits his wants. Sounding a little hollow is probably better than an unfathomably numerous cascade of conflicting and also near-parallel voices.

As for the mortals who aren't 'cheating' with higher power, both Magnus and Ashton take the cake in opposite ways-

Magnus is clear about his emotions but fails to express them properly, due to imposter syndrome and guilt complex. Ashton isn't even aware of most of his emotions, despite expressing themselves through subtext and action incredibly clearly; note his tendency to proclaim that he's going to beat the shit out of anybody that he interacts with, despite being capable of forming amicable relationships; he won't follow through with the violence if he actually likes someone.

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".....Wouldest thou-eth be more comfortable with mine own fursona?" Yeah, they're laying on the fancy talk kind of thick. And teasing.