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Well, her music is so loud right now hahah

t2wave said
Between Dioxide and I we can think your characters apart.

Haha

Oh you

knight125 said
Dioxide, you can finish Mimic and Sue's conversation. I must sleep now, good night.

Alright. Goodnight!

That would be hard... we'll see what you guys have to say!

Sue

Sue hadn't received any negative comments for a while. She never dealt with criticism well. She normally worked on the comments and worked even harder. Her dancing, for instance, was not always well-received but she was fine with it.

But now when it came to her abilities, Sue had no idea how to react. She did attend classes, she did experiment outside class, she did improve. But now being that she hadn't, she could not say anything.

She could feel tears in her eyes, but toughened herself up and simply signed: "Okay."

Mimic sighed and said out loud: "You're free to go. I'm not impressed."

The two stepped out of the office, Sue led out first and on their way out of the large power development arena Sue could hear the turning of the floor behind them. She turned around and the building was gone.

She was so sad she took off, running to her room up the stairs. She didn't care about her plans with Phoebe. She didn't care about any of the other classes that day. She didn't care that she was starving.

She cared about how much she stepped backwards into being a hero just like her father. She was disappointed with herself and she didn't want to see anyone.

Anyone except her father.

She cranked her headphones up to FOUR and played one of her favourite songs:

Lost in Love - Girls Generation ( I recommend everyone to listen)

Her emotions made her power so potent it amplified her music even more. Her music was so loud it could be heard outside the girls dormitory and near the main campus, despite the efforts of the soundproof walls of her anechoic room. It was a sad song, and she loved her father more than anything. She hoped he still loved her. She cried into her pillow, gripping hard.

Ghahaha

Sorry

Applied ethics.

Kant said that in his view of animals, they can never be as competent or willed as a human because they are simply too stupid to do so. An animal is an animal, a human is a human.

Really human-centered.

Therefore, an animal cannot have self control, willpower, reasoning, rational and logic like a human. So when we are dealing with an empath, an animal will be more feral and wild with emotion manipulation.

KatherinWinter said
Hmmm... Interesting to see how that effects are the students that are partly animal.

It has to do with relative self-consciousness I suppose.

We're kind of anthropocentric when it comes to basing powers like this, but simply put in Kanthian ethics an animal has no self-concept therefore it cannot be human.

So animals are more... action and less reaction. o-O

I am so scared with what Mimic is going to do now hahaha

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