[OOC] Fire Emblem: Toil of Transgression

[Oblivion666]

Welp looks like we killing each other.

[Jedly]

On second thought, going to make him join the Emperor's army, got a little misinterpreted while reading. In the IC, that is. But to reiterate, he'll be starting off as a mostly neutral individual, without any bias.

[Oblivion666]

damn no killing each other.

[TwilightDragon]

Alright, thanks for clarification. ^^

[Jedly]

@Oblivion666 Sorry, Onyx values his life, and my constantly half-awake self made a mistake, >.>

@TwilightDragonYou're welcome, sorry for the misconception on my part.

Anyways, about to be off for a bit. Wish me like with learning about US history.

[Apollosarcher]

Sorry this taking so long, I've been really busy.

[TwilightDragon]

@Jedly Good luck! XD

@Apollosarcher It's fine.

[Oblivion666]

British literature is surprisingly more boring than regular literature.

[TwilightDragon]

British Literature was filled with Beowulf (boring), Macbeth (even more boring), and excerpts of Gilgamesh (wtf is going on) for me. The only one I liked was Julius Caesar.

[RainDash]

Then you're missing out on John Donne where he literally asks God to rape him at one point.

[TwilightDragon]

@RainDash ... wait.

What.

[Innsert]

British Literature was filled with Beowulf (boring), Macbeth (even more boring), and excerpts of Gilgamesh (wtf is going on) for me. The only one I liked was Julius Caesar.

@TwilightDragon

I think Im gonna have to leave the RP............................... jk, but seriouslyyyyy.

[Jedly]

@RainDash...Eh. There've been worse fanfics.

[Oblivion666]

British Literature was filled with Beowulf (boring), Macbeth (even more boring), and excerpts of Gilgamesh (wtf is going on) for me. The only one I liked was Julius Caesar.

@TwilightDragon

I think I would have liked Beowulf more, if the story wasn't rushed. Everything else though sucks.

[RainDash]

@RainDash ... wait.

What.

@TwilightDragon

Yes, that happened. 16th century, right around where willy shakes was writing. Clearly you're not reading the fun stuff.

[TwilightDragon]

@Innsert I didn't like Macbeth, honestly. It was meh to me... I definitely would have liked Hamlet better, if we actually got to it. I like Romeo and Juliet, too, but not as much as Julius Caesar.

There was also another British play where there were a lot of gods/mention of gods around, but I forgot the name of it. I liked that too. And the satire about eating Irish babies.

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Yes, that happened. 16th century, right around where willy shakes was writing. Clearly you're not reading the fun stuff.

@RainDash

... well, it can't be worse than GoT.

[Oblivion666]

Hamlet was just...... odd. I feel like it was written while he was on drugs.

[TwilightDragon]

When I was reading some of Gilgamesh, I thought the main characters were hunting some sort of giant ogre-like/human monster. Apparently they weren't.

[Oblivion666]

I didn't understand 90% of the stories they made us read

[TwilightDragon]

They thought that making themselves sound fancy was prestigious

while in real life people have no idea what the hell they mean