aida, davin, and keleth (european mythology and etc) created by jagon
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The Three Commandments - Page 5

Take that monster! You don't belong in this world!

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  • Who else think's the decapitation was too fast of a punishment? Burning would be a good alternative to such monstrosity of... Being?

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  • and so the first commandment was born

    uhh, they clearly didn't need that "commandment" to punish him, so why bother?

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  • I understand that he deserves that punishment. But I wonder. Why makes my kin has to go through greats just to make him think he's the dragon? :{

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  • j-90 said:
    Who else think's the decapitation was too fast of a punishment? Burning would be a good alternative to such monstrosity of... Being?

    definitely too fast... he should of been stuffed in a ant hill and agitated them to get some painful results... then their's the iron ox... that one where they tie you to a boat strap another boat , cover you in honey and feed you milk or something... flys and bees are attracted... you keep your bodily functions going...

    yes basically anything that would of been slow and painful for him would of been a hell of a lot more satisfying and justified

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  • furryvorelover01 said:
    definitely too fast... he should of been stuffed in a ant hill and agitated them to get some painful results... then their's the iron ox... that one where they tie you to a boat strap another boat , cover you in honey and feed you milk or something... flys and bees are attracted... you keep your bodily functions going...

    yes basically anything that would of been slow and painful for him would of been a hell of a lot more satisfying and justified

    ahhh but thats YOUR version of justice, true justice to me is blind to the ugly of all peoples and just see the crime and judges the said crime. i think this is as good as it can be, because if you do worse to him then the crime he commit you do not prove that he is wrong, to him and others you will just make them think hes the good guy in this or he dose not deserve it.

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  • shingen said:
    uhh, they clearly didn't need that "commandment" to punish him, so why bother?

    Frankly, this is probably one of the more basic rules a society can have... it seems odd it would even require to be specially noted.

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  • Happy that the sick asshole got what he deserved, but the punishment should have been WAAAY longer and I'm still very sad for poor Silveth.

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