Re: Dragonewt Leather

From: Lawrence Whitaker <lawrence.whitaker_at_LvyE2lGLgSMMac3Lzhlj8-5sGPPcOcutnmLCGtNqMzLs_m6FvbaHqwbzBe>
Date: Sat, 27 Aug 2011 10:42:48 -0400

Plus, hunting those who took his skin is clearly Right Action. Attachments to the mundane world, unhealthy or not, don't figure into it. For the dragonewt its simply the right thing to do at this stage in its life.

On 27 August 2011 05:22, Phil Hibbs <snarks_at_ycbdhX4DimjaVUJjg2R0Q3I-xdE2lUtNdbjZhTzrLGqgA49AiRRQ2JLofmuM2GYuoDn7amO3.yahoo.invalid> wrote:

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> >In light of more recent information of Dragonewts and draconic
> >philosophy from the Second Age material I wonder if the Dragonewt in
> >question isn't demonstrating an unhealthy attachment to things of the
> >mundane world...?
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> It's kind of damned-if-you-don't situation though, a dragonewt's
> progression
> is hindered if he loses his skin. Sometimes you have to take a few steps
> back before you can step forward again. And is a Dragonewt skin really a
> thing of the mundane world?
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> Phil.
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-- 
One day I feel I'm ahead of the wheel
And the next its rolling over me...

Rush - 'Far Cry'


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