WHO: Jude & OPEN WHAT: Arrival & settling WHEN: Early Justinian WHERE: First the Vimmark Mountains, then the Gallows NOTES: Warning for giant ass wolf, giant wolf ass, nudity, violence.
Jude nods, caught up in the idea of sisters- because he would view it one way doesn't mean that another way doesn't also work, but it's still a fascinating concept. The rest, though:
A look crosses Jude's face, one of upset, disgust, confusion.
He's never understood the mentality of fuck you, I've got mine. It just doesn't compute. It's in part because of what he is, and it's in part because of who he is. A person can't live constantly wrapped in the thoughts and feelings of others and not care.
He tries to understand people who think differently, but ultimately he's not sure he ever will.
"Haven't met any of them," he admits. "And I'm glad for that."
"Yeah, it's an attitude that ebbs and flows, and thankfully we're on an ebb right now. But it's, you know, it can be hard to build much solidarity among rifters as a group when we're coming and going and there's sometimes a proportion of them that won't even bother to think about how their choices will affect people after they're gone. I think some of us who've been here the longest, like Madame de Cedoux, build more coalitions with native Riftwatch agents for exactly that reason."
She shrugs; it's speculation, but one based on observation.
"That said. I think I've met more people in Riftwatch who care than ones who don't. Our proportion's still pretty good."
She gives it a moment of genuine thought. "...I think the majority. Rifters are, or at least appear as, always one of the native Thedosian races when we come through a rift. We've got at least one each rifter elf and Qunari right now, there have been a couple other rifter elves come through. Granted, some of the humans can do things that, to my knowledge, humans in my world don't do, but that's true of Thedosian natives. Still human."
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A look crosses Jude's face, one of upset, disgust, confusion.
He's never understood the mentality of fuck you, I've got mine. It just doesn't compute. It's in part because of what he is, and it's in part because of who he is. A person can't live constantly wrapped in the thoughts and feelings of others and not care.
He tries to understand people who think differently, but ultimately he's not sure he ever will.
"Haven't met any of them," he admits. "And I'm glad for that."
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She shrugs; it's speculation, but one based on observation.
"That said. I think I've met more people in Riftwatch who care than ones who don't. Our proportion's still pretty good."
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There is no framing the questions he has. Not entirely.
"Are Rifters mostly human?"
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