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Show posts MenuQuote from: Shinan on Fri 05/08/2005 18:27:38It's OK.
I mean can violence be referred to in speech (such as "I remember back when I kicked that merchant's arse real good") or in threats ("Give me all your money or I'll rip your throat"). Or can there be abstract violence far in the background ("The war had gone on for three years now and food was getting scarce.")?
QuoteAh, that's where we differ, and I'm very happy that it made you think on that.Yes, I can imagine how you felt. I would feel happy if somebody would think about the moral dilemmas in Lost In The Nightmare (btw, you will need to wait for the full version for that dilemmas). This is really encouraging for the art; if art serves for expressing our opinions.Not 100% perfect and justifiable, but if it made you wonder, that's more than I could have asked for.
QuoteThe very motivation was the whole "There can't be good without bad" idea, which I quite agree on - I think that the first piece is an accurate rendition of what I believe would happen if there were no bad things that'd make us treasure the good things (or even bother to create some!).Yes, I had gotten this message. This was what I was just thought yesterday morning: The evil exists for the comprehension of the treasure of good.
QuoteI had been thinking about these sentences since I read the story first time. Do you think that kind of world wouldn't be good? In my opinion, Love could exist without Hate. (My thoughts may be wrong, though. Because while playing Silent Hill 3, I was taking the side of the Cult who wants to destroy the universe with a new god, to destroy the pain. I hope it isn't something pathetic with me.)
There is no hate, so there is no love.
No law, for there is no one to break it.
No passion, for there is no despair.
Peace rules over all, world without end, amen, can you say Hallelujah, as you walk, walk, walk on.
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