Toryu-Mau: ... Well, everyone starts with a blank slate.
From her perspective, she's the hero.
Stephane does have a point in that regard, even though he kinda sucks at his job as a guiding patron. >):^/
Toryu-Mau: ... I've never really understood the logic behind these guys.
What are they trying to accomplish by doing this? >):^?
Their Master is gone, and there is no Grander Purpose to sacrifice themselves for anymore.
But then again, maybe that's just it.
Perhaps this is their idea of performance art, making a statement on their existential predicament. >):^T
Toryu-Mau: ... The punishment will be legendary - Forced hot bath every day for the rest of this week!
Your suffering shall echo through the interwebs!
( Evil Laughter ) >):^D
Toryu-Mau: ... I am afraid to know the context of this... "Situation". >):^/ ( Makes a circular gesture with both hands. )
But am not apposed to it either. >):^]
Toryu-Mau: @XLINE: ... Now that's an interesting premise for a fanfic right there.
Hidden endings are always fun, especially if it entails dimension hopping. >):^D
Toryu-Mau: @Raydio: I'm fluent in Korean, so I'll do the community service and translate that for y'all. >):^]
It reads "Katia fell in front of sleeping Mae because she used magic wrong."
Toryu-Mau: @Sashimi: ... Well... I do believe there is no such thing as a "Bad Person", just unfortunate circumstances and the lasting repercussions of it that change how they view the world around them.
An opinion such as this can be changed if enough contradictory experience can be had, but it is unfortunately true that there is generally more negative experiences to be had from life then positive ones.
Which is why it is such a fortunate thing when a person comes a cross a truly caring friend, that can tip the balance in net positive. >):^]
Toryu-Mau: ... Hmm... I wonder if Khajiits have nursery rhymes specific to their culture. >):^?
Hopefully theirs doesn't contain veiled sinister messages and oddly disturbing implications like Human nursery rhymes from the medieval period tends to do. >):^\
The funny thing is, people keep singing these ancient rhymes even though they are hundreds of years old and totally out of context for 21st century instead of composing new ones.
( And no, I am not inciting people to sing "Donald Trump sat on The Wall." )
Toryu-Mau: ... It's funny how depending on perspective the same food stuff could either be seen as delicacy or a desperate hunger grab.
I mean... The whole fascination around rare fermented food evolved out of desperate starving peasants eating rotten food and realizing if a food rots in specific way, you won't die from eating it.
The point is, snails are nutritious. Eat them. All of them. >):^]
Toryu-Mau: ... Whoa there, tone down the sass Kalem.
That's how you end up in a local news flash that reads - "Local detective found unconscious and beaten senseless in the gutter, claims he was attacked by a feral Khajiit. D^:(<
Toryu-Mau: @Geravind: Reminds me of that one Prank Artist who would paint photo realistic holes on the floorboard of narrow hallways at my college.
Students would be walking by absentmindedly, then spot the "Hole in the floor" under their feet, almost trip over, then proceed to either be real mad or laugh uncontrollably. >)X^D
Toryu-Mau: @Rittilisers: ... Wow, she fits in quite effortlessly. >):^D
Makes one wonder what she'd look like as a Griffon or a Sphinx.
If we're to take the recent movie as canon, apparently Khajiits exist in Equestria... kind of? >):^?
Toryu-Mau: @bluedraggy: ... Yes, the idea of the person they could be benefits us far more then the actual individual.
As the saying goes "Never meet your heroes."
Toryu-Mau: @Raydio: ... By the Nine! Adopting Dwemer Machina for domestic use?! D^:(<
That's some Voodoo science there... hope it doesn't end explosively like it did for their predecessors. >):^[
... Or else, we'll have "Fallout: Chironia" on our hands. ( Actually, That sounds cool. )
Toryu-Mau: @Raydio: I know, right~ the sheer amount of periodical research Miss Butler puts behind each and every object is insane! All those historical details! It's Madness, I tell you! >)X^D
But the funny thing is, Tracy thinks her own art is.... "Average". D^:(<
It's one of those "Artist's Dilemma", being perpetually unsatisfied with one's own efforts is apparently a lifelong curse for most aspiring artist who have the drive to constantly evolve and get better at their craft.
Passion is a double edged sword, after all. >):^]
PS: About animators focusing heavily on line work and foregoing gross anatomy to reduce workload, there is a certain artist... Vivienne Medrano aka"Vivzipop" who does both her animation and still art in her proprietary "Construction line-less Semi-smear frame style" that somehow manages to look Gorgeous in both medium even though she does it all the while completely ignoring anatomical proportions that makes sense, and not drawing any construction lines in the process which cuts a significant portion of production time out.
If you fancy, do check out her web comic "Zoophobia", and the animation projects in the same art style on Youtube.
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From her perspective, she's the hero.
Stephane does have a point in that regard, even though he kinda sucks at his job as a guiding patron. >):^/
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What are they trying to accomplish by doing this? >):^?
Their Master is gone, and there is no Grander Purpose to sacrifice themselves for anymore.
But then again, maybe that's just it.
Perhaps this is their idea of performance art, making a statement on their existential predicament. >):^T
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Your suffering shall echo through the interwebs!
( Evil Laughter ) >):^D
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But am not apposed to it either. >):^]
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Hidden endings are always fun, especially if it entails dimension hopping. >):^D
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Unless ya celebrate "Winterinmas", then the entirety of winter is holiday. >);^D
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It reads "Katia fell in front of sleeping Mae because she used magic wrong."
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An opinion such as this can be changed if enough contradictory experience can be had, but it is unfortunately true that there is generally more negative experiences to be had from life then positive ones.
Which is why it is such a fortunate thing when a person comes a cross a truly caring friend, that can tip the balance in net positive. >):^]
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( Sucks a raw egg straight out of the shell and crushes the shell between biceps. )
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Hopefully theirs doesn't contain veiled sinister messages and oddly disturbing implications like Human nursery rhymes from the medieval period tends to do. >):^\
The funny thing is, people keep singing these ancient rhymes even though they are hundreds of years old and totally out of context for 21st century instead of composing new ones.
( And no, I am not inciting people to sing "Donald Trump sat on The Wall." )
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Also, ABS!
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I mean... The whole fascination around rare fermented food evolved out of desperate starving peasants eating rotten food and realizing if a food rots in specific way, you won't die from eating it.
The point is, snails are nutritious. Eat them. All of them. >):^]
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Yeah, Fez is Cool. >);^]
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That's how you end up in a local news flash that reads - "Local detective found unconscious and beaten senseless in the gutter, claims he was attacked by a feral Khajiit. D^:(<
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Students would be walking by absentmindedly, then spot the "Hole in the floor" under their feet, almost trip over, then proceed to either be real mad or laugh uncontrollably. >)X^D
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Makes one wonder what she'd look like as a Griffon or a Sphinx.
If we're to take the recent movie as canon, apparently Khajiits exist in Equestria... kind of? >):^?
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As the saying goes "Never meet your heroes."
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Purrgatory indeed.
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It's those eyes! It's some kinda magic! D^:(<
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( Is it worth the possible bone fractures?
Yes. Mighty hugs require Mighty sacrifice. )
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That's some Voodoo science there... hope it doesn't end explosively like it did for their predecessors. >):^[
... Or else, we'll have "Fallout: Chironia" on our hands. ( Actually, That sounds cool. )
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Works... Sometimes! D^:(<
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It's due in ten minutes~ >):^D
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But the funny thing is, Tracy thinks her own art is.... "Average". D^:(<
It's one of those "Artist's Dilemma", being perpetually unsatisfied with one's own efforts is apparently a lifelong curse for most aspiring artist who have the drive to constantly evolve and get better at their craft.
Passion is a double edged sword, after all. >):^]
PS: About animators focusing heavily on line work and foregoing gross anatomy to reduce workload, there is a certain artist... Vivienne Medrano aka"Vivzipop" who does both her animation and still art in her proprietary "Construction line-less Semi-smear frame style" that somehow manages to look Gorgeous in both medium even though she does it all the while completely ignoring anatomical proportions that makes sense, and not drawing any construction lines in the process which cuts a significant portion of production time out.
If you fancy, do check out her web comic "Zoophobia", and the animation projects in the same art style on Youtube.
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