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Post by Runningflame on Dec 26, 2017 6:17:06 GMT
Are we sure that Renard's current body is a wolf? Cause right now, he's looking more like a guinea pig.  |
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Post by Jelly Jellybean on Dec 26, 2017 14:35:57 GMT
Not evil, just good intentions and diminishing restraints. It is left to the reader to consider if one is worse than the other. Are we sure that Renard's current body is a wolf? Cause right now, he's looking more like a guinea pig. That's the most foul, cruel, and bad-tempered rodent you ever set eyes on... got a vicious streak a mile wide, it's a killer! |
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Post by maxptc on Dec 26, 2017 23:14:52 GMT
Not evil, just good intentions and diminishing restraints. Pretty sure that's how evil typically works good/patriotic/scientific/artistic intentions with less restraint over time. |
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Post by stevecharb on Dec 27, 2017 0:38:00 GMT
Kat
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why
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Post by crater on Dec 27, 2017 5:15:46 GMT
"KATERINAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
"ANTIMONYYYYYYYYYYYYYY"
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Post by pyradonis on Dec 28, 2017 14:58:59 GMT
Am I the only one who thinks this whole "ownership" thing is something like slavery? I know that in the beginning it was necessary to protect everyone from Renard, and also to protect him from the Court, but it still gives me the creeps. Did Annie and/or Kat ever think about setting him free? The fact of Renard being owned is readily detectable by the mark on his forehead - and the identity of the owner as well, to those who know the marks (I guess nobody bothered to tell Tony what his daughter's mark and her friend's mark look like). If they were to free him and he remained at the Court, the lack of a mark would soon be noticed and there would be a bit of a panic. Probably ending up with him in prison again. Recall that he killed to try to stay out of prison, and tried to kill to get out of prison... not a good approach. In fact he now regrets both sets of actions. So his choices are to stay with friends and chosen family as property, or be free and go back to Coyote whom he doesn't seem to entirely like or trust (can't imagine why...), or be free and go out as a wolf into a mundane world not friendly to wolves. Renard does not have to show the mark (for example here, there are others). Hetty even asks him why he is showing it. Even if he had to, it should not be that difficult to just engrave it onto the toy wolf. |
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