Quest 211

Aug 14, 2010 19:36

[Accidental Video | Open Action]

[Rosella is sitting in one of the quieter, more secluded parts of the beach, perched comfortably atop a fairly large outcropping of rock and silhouetted against the rapidly setting sun. Her hair drifts lightly in the evening breeze as she settles back onto her hands and crosses her legs at the ankles, apparently ( Read more... )

blue is such an enabler, taking care of business, i'm sorry i can't be perfect, something wicked this way comes, your princess is in another castle, at least it's not greensleeves, adventures, too many questions, the perils of being rosella, curiosity killed the princess, nineteen and loving it, next time be more careful, knights and ladies, absence makes the heart go yonder, behold my mad skills, i love my friends, everyone's dead and it's all my fault, a modern sort of princess, happily ever after, oblivious rosella is oblivious

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whoistheother August 15 2010, 00:13:17 UTC
A need is a want. A need appears when something is wanting. Or a need appears in place of the thing that is wanted. A need is an absence, or something to fill an absence.

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primrosella August 15 2010, 00:25:29 UTC
Hm?

[Hey, where's that voice coming fro--oh. No wonder, her device switched on by accident. Sigh.]

Oh, hello. I suppose a better question would be, then, when does a need become great enough that action ought to be taken to address it?

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whoistheother August 15 2010, 00:27:35 UTC
Hello.

Needs are needs, aren't they? Why should action be taken for one and not another?

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primrosella August 15 2010, 00:36:51 UTC
Well, some needs have a way of resolving themselves, if they're given enough time. And it might be a bit like...well, like wishing for a bottle of water when you're only a bit thirsty, rather than getting up and walking a few minutes to go get a drink yourself. You might've used that wish for something else, that could've helped more people, but you spent it to alleviate an inconvenience, instead. A need was still met, it's true, but it might not have been the best of needs to spend a wish on.

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...it's like you set him up whoistheother August 15 2010, 00:41:03 UTC
Wishes?

Wishes are something else entirely.

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yeah, well, it's Tamaki's fault for sending around those paper cranes primrosella August 15 2010, 00:48:47 UTC
Still, when someone has them, they ought to be used for important things, don't you think?

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whoistheother August 15 2010, 01:04:11 UTC
Of course.

If they're real wishes.

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primrosella August 15 2010, 01:10:08 UTC
So then it becomes a matter of knowing when something is important and when it isn't, really.

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whoistheother August 15 2010, 01:12:28 UTC
That isn't so difficult, is it?

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primrosella August 15 2010, 01:18:39 UTC
Well...most of the time it isn't, no. But things tend to be more complicated here than they are at home.

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whoistheother August 15 2010, 01:24:33 UTC
I noticed that.

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primrosella August 15 2010, 01:27:29 UTC
Still, it's something to think about, what one would do with three wishes and all. Or what to wish for after folding a thousand paper cranes, for that matter! Since that does seem to be a popular topic of conversation lately.

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whoistheother August 15 2010, 01:29:36 UTC
Do you have a wish?

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primrosella August 15 2010, 01:35:04 UTC
I've thought of a few of them, yes. I don't know that I could pick just one, though, since I'd want it to be absolutely certain that it was a good one before I made it.

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whoistheother August 15 2010, 01:42:30 UTC
It should be what you want most, or what you need most.

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primrosella August 15 2010, 01:51:01 UTC
That seems a bit selfish, though, doesn't it? If I had a wish, I think I'd rather use it so that someone else could be happy, rather than keeping it for myself.

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