wolfwood catchall

[diluvian]

i'm going to be real honest and say i don't remember enough about maximum

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[diluvian]

[ her emotions give the equivalent of a little shrug because she doesn't do the motion physically. ]

That's more of a human concept. [ good and evil doesn't really apply to her when she has to capacity to do both in equal measure, in the name of love. ] But it sounds like you're more of a believer that people will be condemned to Hell.

Do you think you're going to Hell, Wolfwood?

[crucifer]

Yeah well. I'm only human.

[ And therefore, he's largely bound to human concepts. ]

Yeah. All the way down.

[diluvian]

If you think that, why do you believe in your god?

[ she doesn't understand, and he can feel it. ]

[crucifer]

It's better than believing in nothing, isn't it?

[ It's just difficult to not, when he's been raised in it, but he's really not sure how to phrase it.

That, and a dull pulse of something strange and unnatural. It almost tastes like fear. ]

[diluvian]

[ that fear, strange or unnatural.... she won't react or comment on it. today, we respect terrible feeling privacy, for now. ]

Believing in your eventual eternal damnation doesn't sound much better than believing in nothing, but if you believe you've done so much to deserve it...

[ well, it isn't her business, is it? ]

[crucifer]

Believing in nothin' means there's not a damn force in Hell nor Heaven that could stop me. Now wouldn't that just make me a monster?

[ It's sardonic, as he often tends to be, but this one a little bit especially so. ]

[diluvian]

[ crawls back too many days later but you can ignore me.....

that makes lambda smile a little. even if he's being sardonic, she still addresses it like she would anything else. ]

Why do so many people think being a monster is so wrong? Monsters aren't without reason. Would you be so without reason if you didn't believe in Heaven or Hell?