Tobias Hayes (
corruptedsouls) wrote in
witchesreign2013-02-12 07:11 am
[BBS]
[Tobias has had to mull over his thoughts for the assembly for a little while. It's just... been confusing him, not being able to get a straight thought about it that made sense to him. So, as he usually has when he's been confused, he's going to the BBS.]
I understand not wanting to be a part of this school sometimes. But why would anyone not want to be a part of Garden itself? Or be friends with us?
And why would they need to attack anyone? Can't they get everyone to "acknowledge them diplomatically" in a way that no one gets hurt?
I understand not wanting to be a part of this school sometimes. But why would anyone not want to be a part of Garden itself? Or be friends with us?
And why would they need to attack anyone? Can't they get everyone to "acknowledge them diplomatically" in a way that no one gets hurt?

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From what I gather, Sol Invictus sees being part of Garden as "selling out" - giving up their independence and personal goals to become part of something that goes against their beliefs. Not to mention, Garden places restrictions on us. Not that we always follow those restrictions, and we don't really get punished for it.
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Then there's this: we see the Garden as home. We care about it and protect it. But home means something different to other people - someone who's part of Sol Invictus would see that as home, and they'll care about and protect Sol Invictus. Misunderstandings and a conflict of interest lead to fighting - one faction protects their home, the other protects their own, and it all gets pointlessly drawn out.
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...That makes sense.
[I mean, hell, Tobias doesn't exactly fight, but he'd do anything to protect Garden and the other cadets at this point. And now that someone has a choice...]
But if it's just misunderstandings, isn't there some way to fix it so that no one has to get hurt and we can help each other?
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I don't think they're necessarily our enemy.
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[The one he didn't attend.]
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On a related note, I'm glad you're okay after all that.
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[Action!]
Re: [Action!]
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They have a valid point, however. It would be more beneficial to sustain ourselves than try to fit in, most days.
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Everyone's different here at Garden. I didn't know anyone "fit in" or not.
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Everyone has their own perceptions of what is or isn't acceptable. Most can be cruel about it.
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The way people see things change all the time, don't they?
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A lot of people are set in their ways, but under the right conditions they can change.
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[Sort of. He still doesn't get it entirely, but he gets the gist of it.]
I hope things get better.
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One of us should have hope. It's better that it be you.
[She could care less about humanity outside her close circle.]
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Offensive tactics are usually the quickest way to get fast acknowledgement of strength and skills, unfortunately.
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[Toby: relating everything to Pokemon.]
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