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vile_queen

27. London Zoo, Timbuktu

Jul 04, 2009 15:26

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fourth of july, team evil, new recruits?, not entirely thwarted, freedom, read between the lines

Comments 26

notamageiswear July 4 2009, 20:36:55 UTC

I remember reading about that, once. It made me feel incredibly guilty for being British.

vile_queen July 5 2009, 02:35:23 UTC

You are not at fault for what your ancestors did. But if one does not take a lesson from it, the loss is not worth it.

notamageiswear July 5 2009, 06:22:55 UTC

I know. It still doesn't make me any less embarrassed about it.

vile_queen July 5 2009, 21:31:43 UTC

You have a very good heart, Negi.

Thread 6

[Private to Team Evil//Unhackable] law_of_reason July 4 2009, 22:16:04 UTC

If you've spoken to Urahara, I'm sure you have an idea of the kind of man he is.

His goals? I doubt a single person, living or dead, could answer that question.

[Private to Team Evil//Unhackable] vile_queen July 5 2009, 02:33:09 UTC

He reminds me strongly of you. Though a you who hides behind smiles and fan.

[Private to Team Evil//Unhackable] law_of_reason July 5 2009, 02:37:17 UTC

...We're both scientists, but apart from that, I don't see any similarity.

[Private to Team Evil//Unhackable] vile_queen July 5 2009, 02:38:42 UTC

No? Perhaps I have not spoken to him sufficiently. Or perhaps you are too close to the situation.

Thread 10

heavenly_earth July 4 2009, 23:07:17 UTC

That's a pleasant story, Carmen-san.

vile_queen July 5 2009, 02:32:34 UTC

It is not meant to be just a story, Hyuuga-san, but I fear I overestimated the ability of those to apply history to their own lives. Or it is possible that most are complacent, due to the ease of the last event.

heavenly_earth July 5 2009, 03:38:40 UTC

It may be history for yourself... it's nice to hear, but difficult to apply, surely. One wonders the difficulties and tragedies the country suffered and people faced before freedom was established.

vile_queen July 5 2009, 21:40:51 UTC

The end is only made the more important by what one goes through to attain it. It does not justify the means, but the means validate the end.

Their struggle made freedom worth it.

phd_inhorrible July 5 2009, 04:19:16 UTC

Good to see that you know your US history.

[Private to Team Evil]
Well, if this Envy is instable and wants to work alone, then we should just leave him be for the time being.

I haven't spoken to Greed myself, but he might be helpful as long as his goals stay similar to ours. Joshua...I never paid him much attention when he was here last time, so I really don't know how useful he'd be. Killua...I'll have to check into as well.

vile_queen July 5 2009, 21:59:48 UTC

It is the country I was raised in, and I am a student of history.

[Private to Team Evil]
Greed desires power, immortality, sex, and money. Power is certainly something that rests within our goals, and with so many in this city we will require more to hold it. It will be simple to pay him so.

Joshua is not entirely predictable. Him, I need input on. He is not inept, and he does not hold to a specific moral code. But I do not know what his goals are, and that is not a good basis to start with.

Killua is young, but youth alone is not an issue. He comes with Gon, it appears. Killua participated in the raid upon the city, and seems to have a drive of his own.

kill_joo_ded July 5 2009, 22:11:41 UTC

...Huh.

Never heard of that place, but... You're saying they decided they didn't want to be told what to do anymore and fought against it?

vile_queen July 5 2009, 23:08:07 UTC

Exactly, Killua. And it shaped their country's future. The United States of America are well over two hundred years old, and are a major world power.

kill_joo_ded July 6 2009, 01:05:31 UTC

Heh. I think I could get to like a place like that.

vile_queen July 6 2009, 05:36:50 UTC

I do not mind it. It is the country in which I spend the most time.