4, 7, 31, 42, 65 for ithren
there were a lot more questions that I really liked and wanted to ask but I could not fathom their being applicable
also g-d just the idea of doing an ask game for ithren is so gjsnfhhd wild
listen I love to think about my g*rl and I love to make that everyone's problem, thank you for enabling me
4. if they could learn one spell that isn’t available to them at present, which spell would it be?
They have everything they need.
However. They would love a teleport spell that can't be blocked by some fucking bullshit lmao.
7. which party member do they understand the least?
Saube, the divine. I'm thinking about the conversation we had in damavand, about ithren's certainty and davidaiah's guidance and how to decide whether to do what has been set before you. Nothing has ever baffled ithren more lmao, the concept of not immediately knowing. As if there's a choice involved. As if it is separate from your self.
They were perhaps equally baffled by Saube asking them for advice, or at least sharing her feelings and questions and waiting for them to respond?? Implying that this was a concept that could also relate to them somehow? For all Whitlock and Ingot explicitly teach ithren about how to relate to people, Saube did it first 1:1 and ithren was. Unsettled by it lmao. Calling her the divine is both true and a useful way to create distance from themselves. Sorry Eli I love you.
31. they’re given a blank piece of paper–what do they do with it?
I mean, Whitlock my friend Whitlock did this very recently. In general though they probably give it to the spider to put in their bags to maybe dissolve later for an experiment.
Or they eat it. A lot of things people give them turn out to be for eating. Eventually they're going to start guessing.
42 - what are three words they would use to describe themselves?
Or, assuming they felt like understanding the assignment... Focused, effective, righteous necessary.
65 - what is holding them back?
Oh that's fun. [redacted] mainly. Which is to say - the celestial's resistance to conjuration. But they don't feel hindered by it, it's just the next step of the problem to solve.
They might have said Whitlock's hope that they humor the marid's notion of control -- they did not like that, even as they implicitly acceded to doing it -- but Whitlock pitching it as a thing to learn really resolved that conflict for them lmao. Now it's a side project they're doing on purpose, like an experiment. If they're doing it on purpose, it's not an obstacle to what is needed. It could be useful. Right?
