The Dissolution of the Order of the Scribble

[Rrmcklin]

Also, Roy's Deva said that his temporary abandonment of Elan would have kept him out of Celestia if he hadn't realized he'd done wrong and reversed course. And Durkon's choice not to abandon Belkar kick-started the latter's transition from faked character development to real character development. So if the Scribblers did make a choice to abandon Kraagor on Riftworld, that would contrast with choices the Stickies have made and which had major character implications. The Stickies' "leave no man or woman behind" ethic could be a relevant and meaningful difference between the two parties.

Belkar was already on his way to real character development before that; no way he would have saved Enjor and Ganju otherwise, and that was before Durkon's sacrifice.

[Rrmcklin]

I'd just like to point out that saying that something unsupported is the case unless someone else can prove that it is not is an utter failure of logic.

Can I sig this? It succulently states one of my biggest peeves, that for some reason I can never put into few words.

Edit: Also, sorry about the double post.

[Fyraltari]

Can I sig this? It succulently states one of my biggest peeves, that for some reason I can never put into few words.

Edit: Also, sorry about the double post.

It’s called ‘‘shifting the burden of proof’’.

[Kish]

Can I sig this? It succulently states one of my biggest peeves, that for some reason I can never put into few words.

Certainly, go ahead.

[B. Dandelion]

It succulently states one of my biggest peeves,

I, too, am a frequent admirer of Kish's plantlike way with words.

[Peelee]

I, too, am a frequent admirer of Kish's plantlike way with words.

I've wanted to sig tree or four bits myself at times.