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    30 minutes ago, Pharaoh RutinTutin said:

    Pandora attempted to manipulate Magus and Edward into killing Abraham for petty vengeance.

    Voltaire attempted to manipulate Tara into killing Elliot as part of a sinister plot.

    Which is really worse?

    If we consider Pandora and Voltaire as "the protagonists of their own stories," then it comes down to the strength of their motivations and not the means/crimes they commit. In this case, Voltaire is most likely trying to alter the way the world/his species works without regard for the consequences for his own benefit, with lip service about oppression of immortals. Pandora, on the other hand, tried to satisfy anger/achieve vengeance/protect son - also without regard for consequences or the consent of those her actions would 'benefit' and lip service. They both did horrible things for their own benefit... so I'd say they're about equal in horribleness. Maybe Voltaire is being set up as the end product of Pandora, or they're meant to be opposing manifestations of chaos?

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    43 minutes ago, Drasvin said:

    Back on the original topic, I wonder how often Pandora has had this argument with herself. She knows she needs to let go, but the emotive part of her psyche won't let her. It hurts too much. It's certainly an excellent example of why the Immortals/fairies lied to their future incarnations about elves being able to procreate. Just imagine this level of mental and emotional strain over an entire lineage, possibly one that winds and spreads over the globe.

    I can... without the need to die an immortal might know it's time to reset, but want to wait until their grandchildren grow up. They do so. Grandchildren marry young and have kids long before the age of 18 or complete physical maturity due to ancient customs. This cycle repeats and repeats, and then they end up flitting between a lot of descendants, all of which they have a personal attachment to.