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milliways_bar2005-06-20 04:03 am
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OOM: Gorlim dreams of angels.
Disregard posting time -- this part is meant to come before the post he made earlier in Milli's with the weird poetry. He does not remember dreaming like this and it will not affect how he interacts with any character unless the muns decide to let his OOM dreams carry over. The dreaming post exists simply because Gorlim has an established history of sharing experiences of those he loves through dreams.
Also it's kind of a really fascinating idea for me to play with -- crossing over Tolkien/MESPT canon with Christian doctrine. It's posted here as an OOM refrence because it explains why he's here with bandages on his wrists should that come up in game.
Brief background: Gorlim has many scars left over from his torture by Sauron in actual Tolkien canon. His guilt causes them to appear no matter how many times his body dies -- they are effectively scars on his soul. Intense emotions occasionally cause them to bleed -- mostly the ones on his wrists. And when I say occasionally I mean that it has happened perhaps twice before in this character's 2 and 1/2 year existance.
End explanation.]
Disregard posting time -- this part is meant to come before the post he made earlier in Milli's with the weird poetry. He does not remember dreaming like this and it will not affect how he interacts with any character unless the muns decide to let his OOM dreams carry over. The dreaming post exists simply because Gorlim has an established history of sharing experiences of those he loves through dreams.
Also it's kind of a really fascinating idea for me to play with -- crossing over Tolkien/MESPT canon with Christian doctrine. It's posted here as an OOM refrence because it explains why he's here with bandages on his wrists should that come up in game.
Brief background: Gorlim has many scars left over from his torture by Sauron in actual Tolkien canon. His guilt causes them to appear no matter how many times his body dies -- they are effectively scars on his soul. Intense emotions occasionally cause them to bleed -- mostly the ones on his wrists. And when I say occasionally I mean that it has happened perhaps twice before in this character's 2 and 1/2 year existance.
End explanation.]