for theatrical_muse: Right and Wrong

[rude_not_ginger]

"The problem, of course, was that people did not seem to understand the difference between right and wrong. They needed to be reminded about this, because if you left it to them to work it out themselves, they would never bother. They would just find what was best for them, and then they would call that the right thing. That's how most people

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[best_served_hot]

For one, I cannot believe you don't have any comments on this yet. Two, I'm obviously fixing that.

Three.

This is painful to read but I love you for writing it. I have no idea how you came to choose this topic but I'm glad you wrote it. Not only is it good reading, it's a history lesson (even if I did know about foot binding) and it highlights that traveling isn't always fun and games. Both of their voices are spectacular throughout.

Also, the nods toward the end about someone making him want to change something eventually.

[rude_not_ginger]

Well, I'm actually taking a class on ancient China and Japan, and footbinding was mentioned briefly during the course (I then spent the next like a billion hours going through and reading about it).

I'm glad you liked this! It was tough to write, but historical stories usually are for me.

Everything's gotta come back to WoM, bb~

[best_served_hot]

Ooh, history. Om nom. Only briefly? I'm surprised (It's not an easy thing to read through *hugs*).

I really did like it and I wouldn't have known that if you hadn't mentioned it, you pulled it off famously.

Well, obviously. XD

[skywaterblue]

:( Damn, that's so depressing. This is why I'd never make a good time traveler.