Favouritism - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Lobelia · 03-14-2004, 08:26 PM

Essex, "whether or not it worked out that way" is exactly what I meant, i.e. that they weren't always that helpful, whatever was intended. Basically, the attitude is that humanity are the important ones, they have the souls and they get to go to heaven, etc. The Elves get the long lives to make up for the lack of souls, I guess. Hardly favouritism, in my opinion - and the Elves, really, are humans with super powers, and have human problems as well as the specifically Elvish ones. They love and hate and kill each other, just like humans. Poor sods.

03-14-2004, 08:26 PM	#28
Lobelia Wight Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Australia Posts: 150	Essex, "whether or not it worked out that way" is exactly what I meant, i.e. that they weren't always that helpful, whatever was intended. Basically, the attitude is that humanity are the important ones, they have the souls and they get to go to heaven, etc. The Elves get the long lives to make up for the lack of souls, I guess. Hardly favouritism, in my opinion - and the Elves, really, are humans with super powers, and have human problems as well as the specifically Elvish ones. They love and hate and kill each other, just like humans. Poor sods.