Well... I hope you're able to talk with him someday.
[and that those people with faith get to, too...]
I guess some gods can be a little... hands off, but usually it's because they trust that humans can manage themselves without much intervention, and they want to give them room to grow.
There are the big things, of course, that would impress anyone. But... one thing I admire are the people who don't back down from their own personal struggles, and who face them head on. They're on a smaller scale, but many times those are harder for them to deal with, because it's not so easy for someone else to help them lighten the load. Oftentimes, those burdens are ones they bear alone, without anyone else's support.
The ability to stay strong and do that is something I've always admired.
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[and that those people with faith get to, too...]
I guess some gods can be a little... hands off, but usually it's because they trust that humans can manage themselves without much intervention, and they want to give them room to grow.
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Humans have the potential to do so much.
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...I never get tired of watching them.
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[ Though Vash gets to be more personal, walking among them. ]
What have they done that really wowed you? Just general awe.
[ Which is neutral! She can choose good or bad. ]
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[what a toughie.]
There are the big things, of course, that would impress anyone. But... one thing I admire are the people who don't back down from their own personal struggles, and who face them head on. They're on a smaller scale, but many times those are harder for them to deal with, because it's not so easy for someone else to help them lighten the load. Oftentimes, those burdens are ones they bear alone, without anyone else's support.
The ability to stay strong and do that is something I've always admired.
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[ But that also has meaning in itself. ]
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[ In between all the murder... Sometimes distractions would be better. ]
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