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[Anno Domini]

I not even gong to lie, i would love to be Sin. I don't blame Seymour. Sin is an extremely powerful entity that can vaporize a village just because it feels like it. Flying around through spira, keeping the people oppressed like a dictator. Crushing those who oppose me like a tank running over grapes !


Discuss. What do you think about seymour and his reasoning? Would you want to be sin?

[Tavrobel]

If you want the power of destruction and ravaging the world while being more or less something akin to a mindless drone controlled by an octopus-like entity, sure, go on right ahead.

His logic is a dangerous flow of rationale taken to an extreme. Then again, the thought processes of the dead are generally of despair or hopelessness, as shown by the patterns of Yunalesca, Seymour, Mika, and even Kinoc. Though admirable on a certain level, his continued persistence to explain or seek vengeance for his suffering is far from optimal.

Nah. I'd rather be the octopus-guy. Why be the brawn when you can be the brains?

[Anno Domini]

you wanna be a bug?

[rubah]

he used to be a man!

[Tabris]

I don't agree with Seymour's reasoning, but I sure do understand it.

[Renmiri]

Meh... I never enjoyed hurting things, not even bugs. But breaking down sandcastles on my sandbox was fun

[Goldenboko]

I felt Seymour's reasoning homage to Necron, and Garland of FFIX

[Anno Domini]

never played FFIX.

As far as the op goes, it is human nature to want power. all of us connect to this universal fact at some point. im a blatent supporter of sin, renmiri just like to have power over the landscape, but we all feel it.