Kind of rusty/voicetesting. On theatrhythm and white wizards in my party

[rebelling]

...It's a wonderful thought - a world full of song, where long lost friends wait to greet us - but-

Please, miss Mun. There are things even I daren't dream of. They're gone, now. And to wish for their sacrifices to be undone would only waste time and squander the gifts they gave us. We must persevere, and accept our responsibility to use those gifts well.

I know I'll see them all again one day, hopefully not for a long time. Until then I'll chase the dreams that can become reality, use the time and strength that they gave me to create a better world, so that they can be proud when we finally reunite.

Comments

[proofofthebond]

I'm sure they will be proud, Firion.

[rebelling]

I hope so. We've been given so much, and it's cost them more than anyone should pay. We can't waste any of it.

[consider8]

That sounds like a nice dream and a strongly agentic philosophy.

[rebelling]

Agentic? I suppose so- I'm lucky to be here, I can't afford to waste chances.

[consider8]

Is it? And suppose you find yourself in a situation where waiting is what is best?

Will you keep running then?

[rebelling]

I don't think there are situations where the best option is inaction. Even if your goal has to wait until a better time, there'll always be something you can do to help those around you.

[consider8]

What about those times when it is best to listen? To wait? To watch and prepare? To heal?

Inaction does not mean passive. It is just as much a choice as doing. Productivity is a construct that is conducive only after the fact when one judges the extent to which their activity is conducive to their ultimate goal. In many ways it is an agentic principle intended to stimulate us towards activity. Left unchecked, it will also blind us to the possibilities and realities all around us. The tranquil events and placements that allows us to recognize the importance of what we are aspiring to do.

[iam_sephiroth]

Firion.