• DragonTypeWyvern@midwest.social
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    16 days ago

    She doesn’t call them mindless, she says they have only one goal that their minds pursue. By all evidence presented in the show she seems to be correct.

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      16 days ago

      She’s calling for the complete extinction of an intelligent species. I understand the paradox of intolerance, but humans/elves have proven they can best Demons without having to resort to that, and yet it’s a path she’s more than happy to choose

      Plus, there’s so much magic to learn from them, and all that knowledge will be snuffed out. It just feels a little excessive

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        You’re literally being a pastiche of the guy trying to say zombies are just people with a disease as one rips your throat out.

        You might well be right, but until the cure is being deployed you need to shoot them in the head.

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            And it’s good to question whether the protagonist is actually being reasonable about these things, it just so happens in this specific case she probably is.

            I wouldn’t be particularly surprised if there was a peaceful demon village somewhere or another though.

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              On the last few episodes the child demon showed an actual interest in human society and supossedly there’s a demon studying humanity (tho, I’d not take a demon at their word, even to each other)

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              Even in their fleeting nature, our encounter and the shared moments remain etched in my mind. And so, I’ve made a choice—to erase it all. Perhaps in this act of deliberate oblivion, I’ll grasp the essence of “malice” and taste the bitter flavor of “guilt.”

              — Macht of the Golden Land, a demon, after spending decades trying to understand empathy, and failing.

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              Even in their fleeting nature, our encounter and the shared moments remain etched in my mind. And so, I’ve made a choice—to erase it all. Perhaps in this act of deliberate oblivion, I’ll grasp the essence of “malice” and taste the bitter flavor of “guilt.”

              — Macht of the Golden Land, and demon, after spending decades trying to understand empathy, and failing.