Andor's Trail

Interesting argumentation. But isn't it so that _embracing_ the shadow means you are outside, in the heat?

This is getting out of hand... You guys are crazy...

WE ARE THE COOL ONES!

so

Hey Voom, if the Light is so great, why is no one commenting in the "Embrace the Light" thread?

Oh, wait... there isn't one, imagine that!

Maybe because in Soviet Feygard, Light embraces you!

rijackson741 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 1:23 am On a day when the heat is up, those that stay in the light are sticky. Those that seek the shadows are cool.

I was listening to San Holo - Light as I read this post. LOL The light is more than the physical descriptions y'all assign to it. BBOOOMM!

The fact is that the shadow is simply an after-effect of light. Ima be honest, the shadow has a purpose; a purpose folk in Dhayavar seem to cling to. Sure enough, it is and can only ever be a derivative of the power of light! But hey, the road to the underground is paved with good intentions. Who is most exposed to the risk of exploitation by the evil forces of the Kalul, etc.? Those not clinging to the initial source of power, but only a mere derivative.

How do you respond?

@Lady Drager The Embrace the Light thread are all threads not called Embrace the Shadow. You see what I did there? But if you really want it to happen I will check my calendar and move some things around...LOL

@Zukero Soviet Feygard ....funny

The ending hasn't been written yet, so we don't know "Who is most exposed to the risk of exploitation by the evil forces of the Kazul, etc.?". Maybe There will be a blinding flash of light and Feygard will vanish into the Rift. Then everyone left will say "good thing I was standing in the shadows"

Interesting plot twist. Too bad it could hardly be the case... It just doesn't fit the characteristics of the narrative.

True. However, "Who is most exposed to the risk of exploitation by the evil forces of the Kazul, etc.?" is currently a question with no answer.

Well, if you wanna be all technical and stuff...

I'll tell you what, the real plot twist could only come through a rendezvous at the middle. Let's just say the light becomes overaggressive and the shadow too meek. What rebellious third party will tinker with the delicate tension built up throughout centuries of political rivalries? Who will dare tease at the unraveling of the chaotic abyss? Who has most to gain in the volatility of war?

Answer: Neither the light, nor the shadow, but maybe the bad actors that have probably adversely changed Andor's life forever. We have a common enemy that hides in the shadows (not the shadow). And it's time to set aside our dif... maybe I'm getting ahead of myself here.