12-20-2015, 07:24 PM
He reminds her of a cold pegasus. His charcoal coat a match to herself, though unlike her he is accented with creamy cobalt in all the right places. His wings branch out like an eagle, so strong and prominent. They are there, lingering at his side and expanding with every inhale.
Are her intentions good? Are they bad? Are they unknown? What is worse?
To have good intentions, well that is the cherry on top. No one worries about good intentions. To have bad intentions is, well… bad. It is the fact someone wishes ill upon you in some shape or form that is worrisome. However, is it not better to know someone’s intention, then for it to be unknown? Exemplary could be threatening the very safety of the Dale, she could be planning their demise, or perhaps she was bringing roses.
The unknown is certainly more scary.
And is that not why leaders lead best in fear? When society feels anxious and desperate, the bold and the manipulative take hold. And it is not because people are dimwitted or idiotic, it is because people would rather have something solid than something imbalanced and unknown.
Perhaps she should stop dwelling within the thought and actually vocalize herself.
“I need a home, and I want to pick this place.” It is a statement, more or less. She did not come to ask questions, she was socially awkward enough that she could not fathom flirtatiously questioning his own intentions. All she wanted was a place to dedicate herself to. That is all.
“Do you have a ruler anywhere?”
Are her intentions good? Are they bad? Are they unknown? What is worse?
To have good intentions, well that is the cherry on top. No one worries about good intentions. To have bad intentions is, well… bad. It is the fact someone wishes ill upon you in some shape or form that is worrisome. However, is it not better to know someone’s intention, then for it to be unknown? Exemplary could be threatening the very safety of the Dale, she could be planning their demise, or perhaps she was bringing roses.
The unknown is certainly more scary.
And is that not why leaders lead best in fear? When society feels anxious and desperate, the bold and the manipulative take hold. And it is not because people are dimwitted or idiotic, it is because people would rather have something solid than something imbalanced and unknown.
Perhaps she should stop dwelling within the thought and actually vocalize herself.
“I need a home, and I want to pick this place.” It is a statement, more or less. She did not come to ask questions, she was socially awkward enough that she could not fathom flirtatiously questioning his own intentions. All she wanted was a place to dedicate herself to. That is all.
“Do you have a ruler anywhere?”