Upon observing mundanes's behaviors...

[littlelifeforms]

Mundane.

I have observed your behavior and that of other mundanes. It is most intriguing, however I cannot help but be perplexed by some of your choices and decisions. Mundanes appear to feel pleasure out of taking cruel decisions and placing their muses in terrible situations. I believe it to be the very definition of sadism.

As an example, I have recently regained my emotion chip, in the "game" you sent me to. Yet, I have heard of your plans to have it destroyed before I could equip it. It sounds... [Head tilt.] Most purposeless and cruel.

I believe it to be necessary for you and other mundanes to seek psychological help without delay. If it can be of assistance, I know of a holodeck program where you could meet doctor Sigmund Freud.

Comments

[honordyne]

...at least she's not taking me to a horror game, then. Though, from the sound of it, that wouldn't stop her from doing something horrible.

[littlelifeforms]

That is quite correct. "Horror games" are a mean for mundanes to inflict horrors on their muses, yet bear no responsibility for it.

If your mundane accepts to bear responsibility, I believe even in a non-horror game, you may suffer more than we do.

[honordyne]

That's just great. If that chatty winged guy's right, she'll just find ways to make me miserable even if there's nothing going on.

Why'd I move into this space again?

[littlelifeforms]

As far as I can tell, you did not chose to move into this space, your mundane chose for you.

I believe we can add "denial of free-will" to the list of their... questionable actions.

[honordyne]

Is there any way to get out of here?

[ HES SUFFERED ENOUGH AND HES NOT EVEN MEGUCA ]

[littlelifeforms]

Unfortunately not. If your mundane forgets you, you may get out. Unfortunately, this rarely happens.