I'm much more interested in why people believe what they do believe already than what they should. Stories offer meaning and purpose; whether the meaning is correct or the purpose warped by years of slightly different retellings, it still is.
I don't give a fuck what people believe. I've never found any of the stories I've been told in that context particularly compelling or useful, so the comparative merits of different stories is...
( an indelicate noise. ) What do I care what colour the blanket someone comforts themselves to sleep with at night is? Conceptually that it happens at all is interesting.
( but, ultimately, she makes no real distinction between those beliefs. the avvar, maybe, with their spirits. )
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I don't give a fuck what people believe. I've never found any of the stories I've been told in that context particularly compelling or useful, so the comparative merits of different stories is...
( an indelicate noise. ) What do I care what colour the blanket someone comforts themselves to sleep with at night is? Conceptually that it happens at all is interesting.
( but, ultimately, she makes no real distinction between those beliefs. the avvar, maybe, with their spirits. )