Inzomniac
Runic Magistrate of Tantric Arcanistry
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But the bitch ain't gonna be, that's for damn sure.
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But the bitch ain't gonna be, that's for damn sure.
really? as the first counter-example I can think of, what is this then?There's not even been incidents where there were white people committing dumb crimes where people don't regard it as bad because of implicit bias.
This is statistically very highly improbable and the thing that really makes me wonder whether author is actually espousing far right extremist views.
if not a white woman in empire territory committing spousal abuse, which is both A: dumb, and B: bad.The woman opens her mouth as you enter the room. Your fist closes it for her before you can find out whether she was about to request mercy or offer defiance.
I guess it's time to kidnap Shadow Stalker and hold her prisoner until Taylor learns her power. So dramatic.
Sometimes Horses Fly Approach would be my top guess if it's useable on Fenrir, but I don't think the charm allows that. Would free up GG's charm for AST rather than needing a flight charm from it.
Aisha was not around for that attack, and B she has to actively turn off her power for people to recall her. Think only Lisa had broken thou the master effect after the timeskip, and that took years of using her power to force workaround.As hilarious as the Brian-o-vision epilogue was, why did Lisa not get Taylor's mastered minion Aisha to do that instead?
Jesus, bit out of the blue if I say so myself. If she wanted to avoid getting caught couldn't she just shapeshift into a rando and go after Sophia with an undisclosed power?
Thinker bullshit, and you can bet your ass that she's going to brag to Emma about this.
That's what I thought she did with her other personas.shapeshift into a rando and go after Sophia with an undisclosed power?
That would be out of character to be honest. She has been trying to kill Grue for much less. She going out of her way to be non lethal is a bit OOC.I feel like Shadow Stalker would have just killed Taylor to be honest.
SS might've expected the rapists to kill Taylor after they got through with her, that way she wouldn't be connected to the death, and Taylor gets what she 'deserves' before she dies.That would be in character to be honest. She has been trying to kill Grue for much less. She going out of her way to be non lethal is a bit OOC.
No, it would definitely make a difference, at least to me. Sure, you might get some people complaining, but most people would be far, far less uncomfortable reading this if they knew the author acknowledged that he knows the Nazis in his story are actually incorrect.
At this point I suspect the discomfort is very much a part of the appeal to the author and half the fans, lol.No, it would definitely make a difference, at least to me. Sure, you might get some people complaining, but most people would be far, far less uncomfortable reading this if they knew the author acknowledged that he knows the Nazis in his story are actually incorrect.
It's the difference between a protagonist having racist views, and the author having racist views which they express through the mouthpiece of their protagonist. Like, if Danny boy here wrote scenes that showed just how absurd Taylor's new beliefs are, instead of writing scenes that validate her racism and reinforce that she's right to hate non-whites, no one would be talking. No one calls Springtime for Hitler Nazi propaganda, because while every single character is a racist Nazi, that's the joke.
Think of a film like Birth of a Nation. Yes, you could say "oh the characters are racist, that doesn't mean the author was a bad person", but based on how that movie treats those racist characters it's pretty clear the author supports their views. Having Klansmen in your film is fine, it's even fine to make one your protagonist. The issue is when you start showing that Klansman protagonist as the "good guy" who's essentially right in his view of the world, instead of a racist piece of shit.
Fuck, I knew Emma was a loose end but do you think she'd be able to connect the dots on Taylor being a Master after being told she's a parahuman? Considering she was minionized and then had the servitude effect revoked.
It's literally Shadow Stalker.
Shadow Stalker skin is not white. You don't need to say anything. Hannya has a decent point. There is a lot of ickness when we use a Doylist lens in this story.It's literally Shadow Stalker.
I'm gonna be honest, I don't even know what to say further.
Honestly grow up lol. How does that make one iota of difference?Daniel Snuts
I know I already said it, but putting a warning stating that you don't share these views would really reassure a lot of people.
I'm not. Being raped can easily be hand waved away.
God I fucking hope.Which if were about to see Solar limit break (which I hope we are) well get to see Taylor cross some real lines.
That's assuming the author wants the overall narration in the story to conform to real life moral goodness. Morality is a social construct and a needed one except Taylor is a Solar Exalt so to her morality is a suggestion. Like, just calm down and enjoy the trainwreck lol.really bad at understanding how to write a villainous protagonist (hint: it's not to constantly prove them right in their views)
Just thought of another question, is there any reason Taylor can't 5 dot in everything someone who she either doesn't care or actively wants to strip of their potential?
Like say for example Emma, is there any reason Taylor couldn't turn Emma into a hyper omni-competent braindead slave doll?
Who?As hilarious as the Brian-o-vision epilogue was, why did Lisa not get Taylor's mastered minion Aisha to do that instead?
Really? 'Cause I feel like this makes perfect sense in hindsight: After all, that was the way Emma would've gone out if it weren't for Sophia's interference, which she wouldn't have done if Emma had been judged "prey."
Ah, this story is posted in the wrong section for that.
Funny note, Shadow Stalker was technically less violent in this case than she was in the original story, where she straight-up tried to murder Taylor from ambush.I have not seen this coming. However, what I see coming is E88 flavored roaring rampage of revenge.
Shadow Stalker broke Unwritten Rules in at least 3 ways (unmasking, rape & murder attempt). I hope she'll get what's coming to her. The only character in Worm I detest more than her is Brandish.