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;; vague assouplie chahute doucement le berceau liquide. sous l'expiration du zéphyr, rive s'étend et sourit par l'ombre de ses forêts. car depuis l'antre frais, les écumes se dégueulent sur sa lisière et font échouer candeur sur l'enfer. soudain au coucher, claquent ô voiles nébuleuses. les cieux couvent de mille pleurs ses enfants resquilleurs; les marins sont engloutis dans les tumultes sans âmes, celles vomies des abysses. tonnent les voix coléreuses, tapissant le ciel de l'emprunte jupitérienne. d'autres encore clament comme cabots, l'ire fantastique. rincés de lames, fraters se jettent ainsi aux voiles et guidons de bois, pour que vaisseau se retienne de piquer sa fin aux portes noires de leur au delà...
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thème piraterie-fantasy, post-apo. sombre en l'ère nouvelle // créatures sanguinaires mêlées aux forbans belliqueux et au corps marinier.
02:01;so, in which case justice has to prevail friendship and the story of loyal services ? you have four hours. 02:02;and yes, i am reestablishing our amazing conversations. 02:02;also, glad to have you back
_____________________ -- and it wasn't my choice to love you but it was mine to leave. --
i don't think the moon ever meant to be a satellite, kept in loving orbite, locked in hopeless inertia, destined to repeat the same pattern over and over.
02:06;well, direct to the point, as always. damn, i missed you ! 02:07;i am sure you are not the same as before, but at least, some things never change. 02:09;should i ask for harder ? where does the power of justice come from ? and how would you make the traitors aware of that power ? 02:09;(see ? we can still make that a four hours test) !
_____________________ -- and it wasn't my choice to love you but it was mine to leave. --
i don't think the moon ever meant to be a satellite, kept in loving orbite, locked in hopeless inertia, destined to repeat the same pattern over and over.
02:15;that's the spirit ! you know i love that about you. 02:16;i really like your answer, to be honest. vengeance is justice, like justice is vengeance. 02:16;however, that makes me ask... what is the ideal here ? a land of justice should be ideal, right ? but if justice is vengeance, that means a world of vengeance is ideal ?
_____________________ -- and it wasn't my choice to love you but it was mine to leave. --
i don't think the moon ever meant to be a satellite, kept in loving orbite, locked in hopeless inertia, destined to repeat the same pattern over and over.
02:15;interesting point. then would you say it is the vengeance that creates justice, or justice that creates vengeance. what is justice beyond the fact that we avenge the unfair ? 02:16;oh, i do. i really do. but i have my own version of justice. a land driven by its light shall never falls, and without it, chaos reigns. 02:16;i mostly wanted to know what you would answer, as i believe these questions make us think twice about it.
_____________________ -- and it wasn't my choice to love you but it was mine to leave. --
i don't think the moon ever meant to be a satellite, kept in loving orbite, locked in hopeless inertia, destined to repeat the same pattern over and over.
02:22;what i really mean is that the individual desire for vengeance is the starting point of justice for the greater good, and justifies its necessity. individual morality is never right; therefore, justice cannot be right. but that’s not primarily what it's supposed to deliver; what we expect from it is to create a law for all people that enables governing the country firmly. if we were to listen to everyone's morality, it would indeed be chaos. the law imposes order, and through order, we can establish true power in the long run. this is what an institution with a respected law represents : reinforced longevity. 02:24;do you know why? in the end, all we ever wanted is to be immortal. one way or another. we refuse to completely die. therefore, justice is life. anarchy is death. 02:24;but tell me, why do you ask such questions now?
02:29;that's a way to see it, and i can agree with most of it. vengeance being the starting point, it is obvious that its desire created the law and order, so that we would be able to eradicate chaos. however, how can justice not be right ? even if it cannot be as perfect as we want it to be, even if the laws can always be questionned at some point, even if order seems, sometimes, to be overwhelming, i believe justice is right. but then, i guess, we shall ask ourselves... what is right ? what is wrong ? how can we decide what's right and wrong ? and how a justice that cannot be right can prosper when humanity desires the greater good ? 02:30;that's a good way too see it, though. and you are right. through justice, we shall never die. 02:32;because you're human, now. you always were, yet, you've known what it is to be touched by the curse. i find it interesting to ask you these questions, as you have a more nuanced way to see justice, now. 02:32;besides, i missed our night-time conversations. didn't you ?
_____________________ -- and it wasn't my choice to love you but it was mine to leave. --
i don't think the moon ever meant to be a satellite, kept in loving orbite, locked in hopeless inertia, destined to repeat the same pattern over and over.