carabina: (front ✂ I remember it was so sweet)
巴 マミ ([personal profile] carabina) wrote in [community profile] animus_network2013-02-06 09:54 am

anon text;

A question, tower residents.

If a person does not have a soul, would you still consider them a person? Are they different from people who do have souls? What makes them different from others?


( ooc: Mami will reply as anon, of course. )
fuhgeddaboudit: (rise from the agony)

[personal profile] fuhgeddaboudit 2013-02-06 10:25 pm (UTC)(link)
Kind of like their heart? Can someone think and feel things for themselves without a soul?
fuhgeddaboudit: (they are the virus; we are the cure)

[personal profile] fuhgeddaboudit 2013-02-07 11:03 am (UTC)(link)
I am a little confused--if someone's 'soul' is the same thing I was taught their 'heart' is, then without it they shouldn't be able to feel anything.

I think I can try to answer your question, though. I think that what makes a person a person is their ability to feel emotion and think for themselves. So whatever a 'soul' is, I am reasonably sure that someone can still be a person without it as long as they can still do that.