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Quiet Point.
Jun. 23rd, 2002 02:50 pmI tried to do this earlier, but LJ was a little messed up and my post didn't go through. No matter. No big deal.
As for now, I'm trying not to sleep this afternoon. Heading to a friend's tonight to hang out for a bit, and while I work 12-8 tomorrow, I could use the extra sleep, and I think I'll be home a little before 12 tonight. It's just watching a wrestling Pay-per-View, and hanging out with Mike tends to be a halfway decent time overall.
Last night, I did some online RP, and I proved a couple of things that I always knew were correct.
1) The villains don't always get the best lines. The heroes merely aren't trying hard enough.
2) You don't have to be a villain to be a right sneaky bastard.
Though, the scene I did last night had me thinking, espeically since it was around 2:30 in the morning. I wonder if there's a point to being a hero, since it seems the villains will always win anyway. And I think part of this stems from my own needs to find some concept or place where triumphing over evil is a possibility. I'm beginning to think this is why I got away from the WoD, especially Werewolf. Sure, some might see it as a 'noble, doomed battle against evil.' Bullshit. It's hopeless, pure and simple. No matter what one does, no matter what one tries to accomplishes, it will all be for naught. That's not noble, it's not heroic. It's sick.
As for now, I'm trying not to sleep this afternoon. Heading to a friend's tonight to hang out for a bit, and while I work 12-8 tomorrow, I could use the extra sleep, and I think I'll be home a little before 12 tonight. It's just watching a wrestling Pay-per-View, and hanging out with Mike tends to be a halfway decent time overall.
Last night, I did some online RP, and I proved a couple of things that I always knew were correct.
1) The villains don't always get the best lines. The heroes merely aren't trying hard enough.
2) You don't have to be a villain to be a right sneaky bastard.
Though, the scene I did last night had me thinking, espeically since it was around 2:30 in the morning. I wonder if there's a point to being a hero, since it seems the villains will always win anyway. And I think part of this stems from my own needs to find some concept or place where triumphing over evil is a possibility. I'm beginning to think this is why I got away from the WoD, especially Werewolf. Sure, some might see it as a 'noble, doomed battle against evil.' Bullshit. It's hopeless, pure and simple. No matter what one does, no matter what one tries to accomplishes, it will all be for naught. That's not noble, it's not heroic. It's sick.