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[oracleofdeath]

I have a question for those here. Well, maybe a few actually

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[rideircc]

A human is judged by their actions, as any other creature is. But there's a point when a man can nae be called human anymore. Or rather, it would be convenient were it so, then ye could be excused from those who commit the atrocities against their own kind.

[oracleofdeath]

So you think that actions rather than appearance is all that matters?

[rideircc]

Only in a perfect world, lass. People, human or no, tend to judge only by appearance.

[oracleofdeath]

Oh, I do know this. People like to judge quickly and will take you for your word until proven otherwise.

[rideircc]

Aye and that's the trouble. People will always be people, regardless of their shape.

[oracleofdeath]

And that is where it gets so confusing. A creature could take the shape of a person, but is that the same?

[rideircc]

Or should it matter?

Ach, but debating the nature of humanity is hardly something I'm qualified for.

[oracleofdeath]

I think it goes back to the idea of appearance having anything to do with humanity. But I doubt I'm very qualified to debate either even though I am curious about the idea.

[rideircc]

There are creatures from my world that are nae human. They think and bleed as we do and have the came capacity for emotions. But they do nae value the same things people do. But then, I have ceased to value the same things others do.

Ach, but I never caught your name, lassie. I'm Lennox Macduff.

[oracleofdeath]

A pleasure to meet you, I'm Iris. And why might you have ceased to value the same things others do?

[rideircc]

When ye live long enough, there are few things that continue to have any meaning.