I think that it's actually a miscommunication. Flechette's power supposedly makes items exist in all dimensions. Most people think that means as in parallel universes, but it would actually make more sense if they meant as in spacial dimensions. Meaning length, height, width, and all the higher dimensions we don't actually exist in and therefore can't really visualize.
The shard Sting purpose is to be the ultimate offensive weapon. It one the few the entities actively work to improve on purpose, not leaving it to random chance. It incorporates everything the entities has ever discovered about bypassing or ignoring all types of defense.
Why would the German be turned into an English name? Was their an actual Hale Hortler, Neo-Nazi failure?
Jfc Taylor get out while you still can
Might be some faint level of morals at work I'm guessing. IIRC using soul's price is what causes it to come into being since it's part master ability, so if the guy's price had been for the abusive ex to get her comeuppance, Taylor would've inadvertently mastered him.
To be fair, Winslow is a barely-staffed public school with practically zero oversight in a town where at the very least 5% of the inhabitants are nazi supporters/sympathizers and the underpaid teachers do need to buy food in that economic black hole we know as Brockton Bay
People are. In fact. Aware of that.
People have tried treating nazis humanely and trying to treat them gently, allowing them to argue poinds and debate in the hopes they will be convinced by reason. All it ever results in is more nazis. There are zero treat-nazis-humanely spaces that do not directly support that cause. The cause being a white supremanist nazi.
Have you considered that, by the other posters logic, you have painted yourself as exactly the type of person they see as problematic and perpetuating the cycle? Got to be honest, logos is much more pleasant to read than your vitriol. Take 5 and touch grass, kid.
Tend to agree. Slippery Slope did the E88!Taylor thing well, since it started with a very in-character Taylor Hebert and had her react realistically to Nazi recruiting (in the process serving as a valuable demonstration of how a vulnerable person can be radicalized). Charm Learning Shard, by contrast, is effectively a story about an amoral powergamer wearing a Taylor Hebert disguise, and though said powergamer involves themselves with a number of factions for pure personal advantage. It'd be one thing if the quasi-Taylor protagonist was listening to Kaiser speechifying so as to steal their powers... instead, there's a lot of interaction with ordinary Nazis, who have been presented in a very sympathetic light, and with a lot of author attention and wordcount devoted to elaboration and justification of their ideology, which is... concerning.
No way in Hell that anyone can convince everyone of that sentiment...not without more heinous actions anyway, which will likely spark new groups and the cycle continues. Eventually everyone dies, and everyone is avenged, so yay? Its depressing that xenocide is apparently the only correct answer that is completely 'fair.' Now I need a drink, but alcohol does not mix well with some of my meds
It would even be better if there were actual stakes. Or maybe some drama.
Not trying to bring this up again, but it was a reply to me. Thanks for replying. I appreciate it.
