[HQ Ignorance] Re : Re : Scene 110: Inside the Iron Fort

[Loran]

- "The interest for the kralori officer is obvious: to get rid of Lei Tse's menace in Lei Tabor! If he doesn't use us to annihlate it, sooner or later another plot will show up and this time he may be in a worse situation to answer it... but sometime, people rely more on their own false beliefs than on Logic and facts, that why we have to convince him, especially if this officer lacks understanding."

This been said, Azhur wondered on his own current lack of beliefs. Since his faith has died on the heroic plan, he knew that Logic was often only an apparent link between not-so-related facts. Will the commanding officer be stuck in a different frame ? A pattern of thinking that his western mind was unable to imagine? Or was Reason and Logic something enough universal to be shared among peoples of different horizons? at the end, what will be the conclusion given in their Abiding Book?"


Loran



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De : Gianni & Anna Vacca <giannieanna at yahoo.com>
À : HeroQuest Glorantha <ignorance at mimesisrpg.com>
Envoyé le : Lun 14 juin 2010, 13h 42min 06s
Objet : Re: [HQ Ignorance] Re : Scene 110: Inside the Iron Fort

Azhur
> The westerner wondered for a while on the dragonewt'
> ability to understand human mentality

Rightfully so :)

Azhur
> Do you feel confortable with all this, Serendipitous
> Seeker?"

The Seeker:
"Ttthe important ttthing izzz ttthat YOU feel comfortable wittth ttthe plan, Azzzhur... Sssh'kaharzzzeeel hazzz taught usss Eravsssarr to uzzze tricksss and ruzzzesss, but I mussst rely on you to fattthom humanzzz' reactttions... I cccertainly cannot!"




      

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