Adele LeBlanc (
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[ OPEN ] Let No Soul Hunger For Justice: An Inquiry.
FORM: Sending Crystals
SENDER: Adelaide LeBlanc
RECIPIENT: Everyone
WHAT: Vaguely philosophical question time
WHEN: Current
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: Part of Let No Soul Hunger For Justice.
SENDER: Adelaide LeBlanc
RECIPIENT: Everyone
WHAT: Vaguely philosophical question time
WHEN: Current
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: Part of Let No Soul Hunger For Justice.
[ Adelaide’s voice is even, if tired- but what else is new? Still this is a requirement for the next ritual and to that end, she must find some sort of acceptable truth from a variety of opinions. Sequestered in ‘her’ desk in the Library, full pot of coffee warmed to one side, sheaves of blank paper and bottles of fresh ink before her. To her right? Anders with a similar set up, papers, quills, ink- a kitten. To her left, Roul to take just as many notes. Prepared as they are ever going to be- she asks. ]
A few questions for the Inquisition:
What is a soul, truly? What fundamental differences are there between a mortal’s soul and the embodiment of a spirit? Is it the culmination of our thoughts and experiences, our emotions? Is it a combination of our self given purpose and our ambition?
A mortal might change their purpose, might grow and become more due to our experiences- most spirits do not. But what more than that? What sets one soul apart and makes it distinct from another? Can the same be said of similar spirits?
Answers need not be religious or academic- merely true. What do you believe to be the difference, what do you believe to be a soul?
[ ooc: threadjacking is welcome and encouraged ]
A few questions for the Inquisition:
What is a soul, truly? What fundamental differences are there between a mortal’s soul and the embodiment of a spirit? Is it the culmination of our thoughts and experiences, our emotions? Is it a combination of our self given purpose and our ambition?
A mortal might change their purpose, might grow and become more due to our experiences- most spirits do not. But what more than that? What sets one soul apart and makes it distinct from another? Can the same be said of similar spirits?
Answers need not be religious or academic- merely true. What do you believe to be the difference, what do you believe to be a soul?
[ ooc: threadjacking is welcome and encouraged ]
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[ She huffs a soft laugh. ]
I do not think anyone can meet Varric and think he has no soul.
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I... Does it really have something to do with a soul, at that point? Because aren't they... Isn't it like sharing a body?
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That sounds... complicated. And not exactly pleasant.
Is - is someone in trouble?
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Anders is possessed? [There's a real note of sudden and violent concern to his voice. Look, he was in prison during all that fall out, and doesn't generally follow mage stuff, okay.]
Is - Is he okay? Does he need any help? Can I do anything?
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[There's a pause, because he really wasn't expecting Adelaide to ever say he had ever helped anything, and a warm feeling fills his chest.]
Of course. I'll - I'll help in any way I can. I'm glad that I was useful a little, at least.
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Okay, I can do that. What - what does it mean if his eyes glow? Is that the - ah- [He hesitated before saying 'demon', and instead just trailed off, leaving it hanging in the air.]
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