>Me> Secondly one could argue that Larnsti should not live under the
> >same roof for two nights in a row by the same logic.
>Not really. Marriage is a strong ritual bond, as is within Orlanthi
>society, parenthood.
Bonds can be fluid.
>Such relationships need to be severed ritually.
Larnste is the God of Motion, not Severance.
> > So it is possible for a Larnsti form an attachment.
>But is it possible for them to make a long-term commitment.
Yes. Larnste and Orenoar is a good mythic example.
> >The question is what they do to compensate for their attachment.
>Ok I think we are closer here. There does seem to be a notion of
>Larnsti escaping the restrictions Larnsti place upon themselves, by
>assuming an alternative restriction (i.e. Sartar leaves but can
>never return).
Sartar's transformation is a special case, akin to the drastic severance you mentioned before. It is not the usual run of the mill thing for a Larnsti to do.
--Peter Metcalfe
--Peter Metcalfe
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