KUNZITE

[dramatispersonae]

You're in a small grove of trees off the side of the road. Somehow, their thick leaves muffle all sound from beyond, leaving only faint whispers and echoes at the fringe of your hearing.

Comments

Re: DISCUSSION

[supersensitive]

Maybe... If it was weird symbolic translation, though, I don't know why they would have messed up the grammar and words so badly. Ah, but-- if we can't come up with something nice from the words we were given, we could always just turn in our original message again, yeah.

Re: DISCUSSION

[seasidelove]

We could, but I think there's still a way to make it positive.

Re: DISCUSSION

[supersensitive]

Yeah, me too.

Re: DISCUSSION

[seasidelove]

The Persona was talking about communication problems; so it's possible that whatever is being said is a lot different than what we got.

Re: DISCUSSION

[supersensitive]

I think so, yeah. I definitely don't think we were being called evil...

Re: DISCUSSION

[seasidelove]

Is there even another team that would call us evil...? That's why I don't believe it. I couldn't imagine most of the teams here thinking that way.

Re: DISCUSSION

[bodymod]

I can.

[…he helpfully interrupts, with a hand on her head.]

Re: DISCUSSION

[seasidelove]

[... thanks lambda you're such a helper]

[... and she honestly doesn't know what to say to that \:'D/ 'evil' as a concept to her is more 'misguided and must be sung into submission']

Re: DISCUSSION

[shednotearsformagic]

Evil of the more important makes it sounds like a 'necessary evil,' and if it's old English, necessary evils could be anything to do with temptation, but a common one.

Re: DISCUSSION

[shednotearsformagic]

You're not used to a lot of old English texts, I take it? This is very much that sort of style.

Re: DISCUSSION

[supersensitive]

Some of it is just incorrect though, right? Like, "a shameful prejudices"... And a lot of the statements connected by commas really don't ever have a clear subject or anything. I think it's a good interpretation, but I'd like to see what we can get through rearranging things, too...

Re: DISCUSSION

[shednotearsformagic]

Things could be bad, hopefully you are not, with shameful prejudice. But fine, fine.

"To some models beloved to the people of this," is still a 'to people I am fond of' in some capacity.