seventy five

[lionesssejant]

In light of a few things---

Inspired by a cursed past---

Why would it be appropriate to strike a person other than in combat or at play? In polite company it is never appropriate. It's expected of rude, cruel people but is it learned? I don't want to ever dismiss anyone's upbringing, we all are raised differently after all.

Comments

[greatergone]

For the Orks, striking a fellow Ork is the only way to gain money and respect. For Kroot, eating your foe is a sign of respect.

[lionesssejant]

Eating a foe. ...are these kinds of beasts?

[greatergone]

They are sentient beings with their own culture.

[lionesssejant]

I imagine they must have some very interesting lives.

[oshutup]

[ Well it feels like they've had this conversation before so he pauses.....let's his ordinary reply still and says this instead: ]

I imagine some places it is.

[lionesssejant]

[Chances are they have peter, it still makes less sense to her today.]

Even among savages there are manners.

[sword_of_zero]

Outside of those two, unless it goes along with some sort of ritual or tradition, I'd say it's not.

1/3

[lionesssejant]

I don't wish to embarrass Mr. Hammer but I feel that it was uncalled for completely, curse aside.

[lionesssejant]

I'm glad to hear that I'm not alone.

[lionesssejant]

Manners are not dead.

[seesbydoing]

In affection.