Unsolved Mystery Book2 wolf belts

[wardenferry419]

That's what happens when everybody is really working together in one big conspiracy and they all trained from the same textbook...

But how does one achieve individual flair and signature actions if everybody is copying their notes from the same manual?

[Talby16]

By causing destruction in unique ways.

[the neurovore of Zur-En-Aargh]

But how does one achieve individual flair and signature actions if everybody is copying their notes from the same manual?

Who cares about individual flair and signature actions so long as you are getting the job done ?

[wardenferry419]

Well, if the world is going to see you as an evil @$$HOLE then you should at least have some style.

[Rasins]

Everybody is unique, just like everyone else.

[the neurovore of Zur-En-Aargh]

Everybody is unique, just like everyone else.

<Terry Jones voice>I'm not!</Terry Jones voice>

[wardenferry419]

But, evil needs to be noticably unique instead of generally unique.

[the neurovore of Zur-En-Aargh]

But, evil needs to be noticably unique instead of generally unique.

On what level of "needs" ?

Personally, I'd be entirely happy with evil being portrayed as petty, banal, small-minded, dull and unglamorous, on both descriptive and prescriptive grounds.

[wardenferry419]

Needs as entertainment value, dear sir, the kind you speak of is what we see on the news.

[jonas]

On what level of "needs" ?

Personally, I'd be entirely happy with evil being portrayed as petty, banal, small-minded, dull and unglamorous, on both descriptive and prescriptive grounds.

It is and it isn't, it's very narrow in it's motives with most religions pointing out the human fallible in a set or written form, greed, lust, fear/despair, ect. But it's also as wide a variety as the 'separate psychosis' represented in the Ramp's 3rd eye gaze at chicken pizza. Loved that scene for that reason.