(Untitled)

[soul_of_falcon]

Why is that a dance, that is taking place on a holiday that is supposed to celebrate love and affection...is breeding such hate and hostility?

[Filtered to Yuffie]

So...what do you wish to do whence we slip away from the dance?

[/filter]

Comments

[surface_drizzt]

Forced affections are always false. And false feelings breed hate.

[soul_of_falcon]

But is such hate a result of forced affections, or merely as a result of a stern opposition to the entire thought surrounding the holiday?

[surface_drizzt]

Perhaps the hate is brought on by the thought of having social prejudices forced upon oneself.

[soul_of_falcon]

But social predjudices only take effect when one gives into them. Another cannot force you into a mold to which you are not suited.

...But my apologies.

My name is Ryu Hayabusa, and you are...?

[kickassninja]

'cause irony makes the world go 'round.

Filtered to Ryu
Depends. Think it'll snow any by tomorrow night?

[soul_of_falcon]

...or Hogwarts, at the very least.

Filtered to Yuffie

...it hadn't occurred to me...why?

Filtered to Ryu

[kickassninja]

You can't have a snowball fight without snow.

Filtered to Ryu

[soul_of_falcon]

A snowball fight sounds very fun. Perhaps we can hope?

[chef_regal]

Perhaps it is because some people are prone to anger, and when faced with love they become uncomfortable, and spread hostility. Or maybe it's just Hogwarts. It is rather... unique here afterall.

((strike= legible))