It's just a general question I suppose, but... How does a person treat another one so differently from the rest? The rest being all the same. It's a bit cryptic, I know, but that's the only way I can ask.
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I suppose it is worded strangely. Let me think of an example. You don't like tea. But out of all the teas out there, you find yourself impartial to one and you're trying to figure out why. What makes this one tea different from all the others you dislike?
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Mm... Maybe something about that tea doesn't taste awful. For example, you like sweet things, and it's sweeter than most other varieties... Or it has a stronger flavor, which you prefer.
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And if you were to apply this concept to people?
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If the book is important, and it seems like it is, then I'll take responsibility and replace it.
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I have no doubt the owl would be upset with me because I fell asleep in the library under the influence of my cold. I did not mean for it to happen, but it did. Should I be fearful to enter again because of mistake?
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Wait, it just attacked without explanation?
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I'm not sure what happened, but he's just a cat. I don't see what he could have done to warrant an attack on him.
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Odd behaviour for an owl though. Seems almost territorial, him trying to fend off other creatures from coming into the library.
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Perhaps. Loki shouldn't have been in the library yes. But to attack him and them 'dump' him outside of the library?
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