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dramatispersonae) wrote2011-06-28 07:10 pm
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[ Game 45 ] Peridot
[ You find yourselves inside of an empty great hall. Torches and candles light the hall, showing the remains of a feast scattered on the tables that run the length of the room. ]
((OOC: This is entirely at your own pace! Ping me in IRC when your team is ready to move on to the next round.))
((OOC: This is entirely at your own pace! Ping me in IRC when your team is ready to move on to the next round.))
Re: Discuss
I believe the best consensus we have approached would be a combination of Cassie's and Gilbert's feelings—and the rest of our desires as well. That in any game, we strive to win, both because we are prideful and ambitious, but also because this empowers us to protect that which we want to protect. We play in games with all our strength, and dependent on the team members playing at the time, are typically unafraid to take any measures to win, without hesitation. However, it is dependent on who is playing: more importantly than anything, we are striving to protect what is important to us, and so making any action in a game that would result in the loss of Peridot, or the deterioration of the team's heart—our feelings towards each other and towards ourselves, be it family or pride or self-worth, is the line that we will not cross.
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I'll agree... to that answer.
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I think you said that very well.
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That's...a really good answer.