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[carabina]

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. )

Comments

[prayed]

It's as much part of a person as anything else in their life, ain't it? Good things, bad things, mess ups, screw ups, fuck ups, they're all yours, like it or not. So, if it bugs you that much, figure out a way to change it. Otherwise, just accept it and deal with it, just like you would anything else.

Not having a soul could at least have benefits to it. I'm sure a person could figure out how to get some change back from that deal.

[She certainly did.]

[carabina]

Change isn't easy for some people.
But you're right. I'm sure there is a way to change it if someone tried hard enough.

[ Or at least, she's trying to tell herself that. ]

I wonder what the cost would be, though.

[prayed]

Must not be that important, if you're gonna let something like that stop you from trying.

Depends on what it is, you know. For example, a prayer for hope will lead to the spread of an equal amount of despair. The two combine to reach equilibrium and comes zero. That's how the world holds its balance.