Regarding week change at itsjustagamerp...

[shortpants_knight]

You've got to be kidding.

The last in game week, we were turned into animals, with it completely up to the player's discretion whether or not we could still speak. You chose not only to have me struck mute, but also to have me become a creature that wouldn't be able to write very easily... if I could even find anyone who can understand the writing system I use. Just because the developers of my canon wnet to the trouble of creating a writing system for my world doesn't mean you needed to use it in RP, Mundane. And don't think that I don't know that you have a couple of those scripts on you computer. As both Sora and Roxas say to you occassionally: I live in your head, I know what you're thinking. Thankfully, this situation was temporary.

But not as temporary as I thought. With this week change, EVERYONE is unable to speak. This is not an issue for a couple of characters, since they either cannot or do not speak, but it's inconvient at least for most. Maybe this development wouldn't be as upsetting if I hadn't already spent a week having serious difficulty in communicating, Mundane, but what's done is done.

Now would not be a good time for Groose to show up. New arrivals aren't affected by the current events, remember?

... NO. We don't need Ghirahim either.

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[splitthetimeline]

[A golden wolf with a scarred and closed right eye and a glowing red left eye sits there staring at Skyward with a thoroughly amused expression.

Sucks to be a silent protagonist, don't it?.]

[shortpants_knight]

[He knows who you are. Mun's shared that information with him, at least.]

Laugh it up, furball.

[splitthetimeline]

[One eyebrow raises.]

Hrmmm... you are quite the entitled incarnation aren't you? You are the most talkative of all our incarnations and still you resent being reduced to the same silent state that the others humbly accept. And you only have to suffer it for two weeks instead of all your life.

I did not realize you were also the most selfish incarnation.

[He had thought that dubious title belonged to himself.]

[shortpants_knight]

I don't believe any of us are to blame for the writers of our stories choosing to hide our dialogue. But, none of us has ever truly been unable to speak... not permanently anyway.

[splitthetimeline]

I never said any of us are to blame, did I? But there are many that have still have no voice save what their writers give them. To assume that none of them suffer the inability to ever speak is arrogance.

It also does not change how selfish it is to be so affronted by being robbed of your voice for a mere fourteen days when so many are robbed of it for years, even if they are given a chance to speak at some point. I suppose, however, that you do hold other merits of value. Else you would not be an incarnation of the hero.

[shortpants_knight]

... My issue is more with the timing of the two events than the nature. I do wonder if my Mundane would have chosen what she did for me if she had known what was coming the following week. Possibly, she might have.

[splitthetimeline]

Hrmmm... That is highly likely. The nature of our fates being controlled by our Goddess and God Mundanes usually results some sort of suffering that then then giggle about.

...


Mine plans to degrade me by having me go crazy over a squeaky toy at some point in the future. I would rather suffer silence.