Re: Brithini Caste Restrictions/Duties

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From: roko_joko <roko_joko_at_aOe8Fq30Yevc2q24Bf2fxVcqRvkmlmYeATqEwwIKohDTRXeHsbuG_90D-SfofZha7z>
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 2009 00:48:00 -0000

> To be born and to grow is to change-in-state-and-nature and not desirable!

I think they would consider maturation to be a natural part of the process of creation.

> Perhaps the Brithini have a "medieval" view of childhood? They don't
> care about it, and see it as something that should end as soon as
> possible? The historical medievals tended to not be excited about
> children so much because they kept dying all the time, but the
> Brithini antipathy for it could be for philosophical reasons, i.e.
> "Hurry up and get old enough to become an unchanging perfected Real
> Person"?

It would be logical for the Brithini to treasure their children, in their own way, because of birth restrictions and the children's vulnerability. I think they would take great care to correctly instruct and nurture their new neighbors. It might be something like the Vulcan academy in the most recent Star Trek movie.