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askthehighcouncil started following you
"Am I in trouble?"
asktheoldcoot replied to your post: (( Replies will be terribly slow. I just found out...
((I hope things get better for you soon. You should take a break, I think.))
(( If I take a break I'll only collapse facedown in my bed and not move for the next day and a half until I have to deal with my mom's phone call, at which point it'll just be another three days of crying, so without the attention span to focus on my thesis and the eyesight to game I may as well let my muse at least irritate me ))
askthehighcouncil replied to your post: (( Replies will be terribly slow. I just found out...
(( Really sorry to hear that D:> ))
(( Thanks. ))
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"Su'cuy. Boss Vau."
It was then that Sho awoke, in front of each person that replied to the post individually so that they could make the decision between Shibuya or some other place! "...Where the factor am I?" The mathematician rubbed his eyes and got up, looking pretty thuglike. He actually had a gun. Somewhere on his person. Probably in the same place he carried that loud-ass megaphone. SOMEWHERE YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT.
Jedi Council Ask
((Fucking Tumblr I swear to fuck)) The old man looks up at the circle of elders before him. "So." he says, in a somewhat odd, unplaceable tone. "This is the Jedi Council of this era, huh?" Jolee crosses his arms. "I..." he starts weakly, and then stops himself, angry. He's still in a little learned awe of the Council, which was something he had thought dropped a long time ago. Jolee harrumphs, and starts again. "Hm. I have a questi--no, I have a...story I'd like to tell you. One of an old woman I knew once, long ago." he starts. "The old woman lived alone, and only had a dog as her company. The dog was loyal and faithful to her, and she to it. I suppose you could say they loved each other. They lived happily for a long time. But the dog had a genetic disease. An incurable one that would eventually make the dog go crazy. The woman blindly ignored this, because the dog was still loving and sweet to her, and she didn't want to have it put down." He pauses, gathering his thoughts. The hard parts would come now. "One day however, the old woman came back to find her dog destroying and tearing up everything she had in her home. The woman tried to stop it. She eventually trapped it under a basket. But...instead of killing it...she...she let it go. That...dog would continue on its destructive spree in the market place, and would even manage to hurt a few innocent people before it was put down." "The woman grieved for her dog, though she knew what it had done was wrong and she was hauled to the courts. She still loved the dog...even now. But the courtroom...the courtroom wanted to know if she should be held responsible for the destruction in the marketplace that had come from her cowardice. They gave her the verdict." At that point, Jolee stops, and eyes the five of them. "And here is where I ask you. Well? Was she guilty? Or was she not? Did she deserve to be punished for what happened?"