I find that... gauling.
I can't find a good citation on the spelling but it's poking my intuition the wrong way. (Might be "Na'aquall"?)
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In response to the quote you've made in spoilers, I think I personally disagree. I believe that what makes humanity special is its ability to, when faced with a problem, continue to push forward and find a find a solution. Of course, this comes with its own barrel of issues, and it certainly isn't the be all end all to the human experience. It's just my personal preference. I guess that's why I prefer stories like WTR, where a character with power recognizes problems and then successfully goes about finding solutions to them, not because it's the right thing to do, but because they recognize these problems as things that make the world wrong, and so they solve them so that they can live in a world that they recognize as being right.
Wait there's a small misunderstanding here. The quote is in relation to the events at the beginning of the Fate/Grand Order mobile game and isn't actually a statement on humanity IRL as a whole. The quote is supposed to be an summation of the kind of message that Fate, Kinoko Nasu specifically, tries to communicate which is that you should try to express compassion and understanding even in dark times.
That doesn't make sense, unless he is literally saying, out of nowhere, for people to sexually enter their friends (but saying it in as minimalist a manner as possible, even at the cost of being understood).
I'm unsure of that happened here. Did the abbot deliberately cause OL's page to crash again?
Too many people are connecting to OL's impromptu social media page.
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That should say 'would like to'.
Presumably the weighted orb is part of that training. Or some manner of physiotherapy for a recent injury. Or both. It seems the abbot is a firm believer in a healthy mind and a healthy body. Not an unpleasant concept, true. Especially if this is more of a training hall than a cloistered order.
No reason to keep their training gear in the past. Especially if it's well known that those who train here may be better candidates for Lanternhood.
Watch the sass, OL. Though I see the abbot is a solid fan of personal discipline... But clearly it's come at some personal cost. I doubt he's bothered with family or fame...
I suppose it was the easiest way to make his presence known, even if it's doing a number on their internet. Though I wonder how the abbot knew that. Some manner of neural implant with a wireless uplink?
Might want to spread the love around, OL. Any one library may find itself having trouble keeping up with demand.
Unfortunately, as much as the government might prefer him to leave, that ain't happening. Maybe some public speeches about the ability of different colours to co-exist?
Heck, he may even inspire the founding of a sister temple dedicated to the Orange Light. Would probably be helpful for producing more resistant prospects.
Well, he's on target with his first assumption. Though Larfleeze isn't particularly widely known, and for good reason, he pretty much was just that. OL, on the other hand...
...OL has an external focus for his desires. That, and the initial lack of a soul to be corrupted by Orange Ligh overload, is probably the biggest part of it. Though I suppose Hinon's experimental ring did help...
Ah, yes. Something the Corps doesn't publicise much... And for good reason. I doubt they'd have had as large an initial intake if it had been known that you could go nuts...
Going by Canon? More than likely, but less intensely. Most of the Sinestro Corps are monsters because Sinestro chose them for that reason. If they'd been using rings more like the Green or Orange lanterns, those with the discipline to embrace and control their fear might have done well.
...If he's talking about Earth -14's Power Ring Yellow, aka 'Boss' Alan Scott, I figure he was already an asshole beforehand. The nature of the negative universes wouldn't foster goodness, after all, and the 'heroes' of their world are likely seen as somewhat abnormal for that reason.
Though I rather suspect making any kind of public appearance might be dangerous at this stage. Let people get used to having a new colour of Lantern on-planet first...
Mostly the 'Overcome Fear' aspect of it, I bet. I rather suspect it's not widely known what the exact criteria are.
Fitness? Age? Some inner flaw that he isn't even aware of? Who can say? The Guardian's seeker protocols are probably very complex and very arcane for such reasons.
So there probably aren't that many who stay here after their training. Bet they're highly sought after in some fields of employment, though. As for Toren, I rather suspect the law thing was a tidy bonus.
Hmm... Jordan had military discipline, and serving as a test pilot would not be for the unintelligent. Guy has a degree in psychology and counselling, and is familiar with police work thanks to his brothers. Stewart is a marine, albeit nominally retired... Savenlovich is also military, by way of the Soviet air force. A definite theme amongst Earth's Greens.
Well, first, Humans are not all as good as they sound from the examples above. I shudder at some people getting their hands on Orange rings... And would anyone want a Corps that recruits primarily from one planet? <cough>Renegade<cough> Excuse me, bit dusty.
Probably a little surprised that anyone would denigrate their own species that way. Given his people's history with the Green Lanterns, I can understand that.
Again, think of the most entitled, obnoxious people you can. Now imagine them with power rings...
I apologise for any nightmares that causes."I like this one! He understands!" Truly, it takes a wise man to see anything but the best in himself, much less his people.
'Aliens' is probably an easier way to spin the Sheeda than 'our distant-future descendants from a dying world', whether to Humanity or extra-terrestrials. I mean, Earth's got a reputation for weirdness as it is...
More things for the to-do list next time he's on Earth. Bet it's hundreds of pages long by now if he printed it out... Though I'm not sure giving a ring powered by avarice to a teenage boy will work out too well, especially one as focused and.. opinionated as Lonnie Machin is. Especially one as devoted to his cause as only a young teenager can be.
Funnily enough, "would" works too. Either add a word or remove one and you get almost the exact same sentence.
It does if you interpret it to mean 'Enter as friends'. "Enter, friends" is identifying people as friends and asking them to enter. "Enter friends" is, in one likely reading in this case, telling people to be friends/friendly if they want to come in, and implying that they will be unwelcome otherwise. Both can be welcoming, but the second has a directive about their behaviour that the first does not. Considering how disruptive OL has demonstrated himself to be, this admonishment seems not out of place, and stylistically fits a wise warrior monk archetype's delivery. I don't know for sure that this is what Mr Zoat was going for, but it does make sense, and I'm happy with it as an explanation.
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No, he's talking about Dame Carol Ferris. Regular Carol Ferris doesn't have a ring and doesn't want one.
It's still in development, though the potential market is a good deal smaller.
That should just say 'was nonsense'.
No, that's a legitimate way to phrase it.
Yes. A lot of people died, South America might well be going non-technological and people have a lot less disposable outcome even in places that are managing.
You'd think, but the problem is Euanthe. She isn't going to like alien plant technology, for much the same reason that Swamp Thing doesn't
He hasn't, but there isn't really anything either of them has to say to the other. Danner doesn't need his old records, Alan didn't kill the Sons of Dawn.
