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dave mamahecking strider ([personal profile] callbacks) wrote in [community profile] thoughtformed2013-01-11 12:18 pm

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dave this is future you
youre not going to school today
dont bother trying to call in sick it wont work
theres nothing i can do for you
im sorry
honestly
you have no idea how sincere im being right now
the best you can do is probably turn off your phone and try not to talk to anyone but we both know thats not happening
im leaving now though im not prolonging this bullshit any longer for either of us than i have to
just wanted to warn you man
later
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 05:37 am (UTC)(link)
Good, I guess.
The fact that you've died for a meager three people, I mean.
Not your continued disdain for incest.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 05:46 am (UTC)(link)
Did he die?
And it is likely up to you to determine whether or not he counts.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 06:20 am (UTC)(link)
Everyone dies eventually.
And yes.
It's statistically accurate that being an offshoot of a 'real' Strider is rarely a good omen.
Though, also statically.
If you are looking to have a life free of nonshitty things, being a Strider in general is probably not the ideal path to walk.
Fortunately we are so awesome in every other way that I like to believe the scales settle in our favor.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 06:35 am (UTC)(link)
I notice they seem to be contention.
And that would explain why.
Does he regret his choice?
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 06:47 am (UTC)(link)
If you're certain you wouldn't, I find it unlikely he does either.
You are still essentially the same person.
Inasmuch as he can only be whoever you would be had events in your life gone differently.
But it's a fallacy to believe that not regretting a choice is synonymous with having no regrets.
Sometimes you're going to wish things were different even if you have only ever made the 'right' choices.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 06:53 am (UTC)(link)
Sure.
Which thing would that be?
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 06:59 am (UTC)(link)
He is not a physical danger to himself, if that is your concern.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 07:03 am (UTC)(link)
I don't mind..
As far it concerns me, his secrets are your secrets.
However it's not something I'm willing to simplify for the sake of easier digestion.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 07:31 am (UTC)(link)
Ok.
Much as you are the Knight of Time, DS is the Prince of Heart.
As charming and idyllic as such a title may sound, by appearances it seems that his path is ultimately one of self-destruction.
The Heart is the path of the self.
And the Prince is, according to a helpful and well read alien, a destroyer class.
There is no doubt that the titles compliment their bearers.
I don't doubt that it is 100% Dave Strider's choice to use his powers over time in a self-sacrificial manner.
But it also cannot be denied that your title is one that demands self-sacrifice in its very structure.
So it suits you but likely also exacerbates tendencies you would generally not have the option to act on more than once.
Similarly, Dirk Strider is naturally highly introspective.
The aspect of the Heart is very apt.
He is also intensely self-critical, suiting the role of the Prince.
But both of these aspects, within the game, take literal manifestations, in the form of multiple 'selves', and at times, multiple consciousnesses.
I believe Dirk's ultimate challenge is to learn to use these splinter selves and dispose of them as needed.
It would fit with the mechanics and narrative of the game, as I have processed it.
But currently he is more preoccupied with being frustrated with himself and all variants thereof.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 07:59 am (UTC)(link)
Nah.
He's willing to do it.
Just for the wrong reasons.
Out of desire to shatter the reflections he finds unpleasant, rather than through intelligently utilizing them.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 08:23 am (UTC)(link)
Of course he will.
We're basically the same dude, after all.
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[personal profile] dialogical 2013-01-12 08:36 am (UTC)(link)
Being a superior breed of human is literally in his genetics, he will eventually realize that.
But I am pleased to know that you already understand this.

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