I think I'm a build behind starting with 7.
What the fox is doing represents what happens, in part because of the teachings of the religion, and the result that happens from the feeling of that which is meant to protect you turning its back on you. Yet I say again that while people may have their belief in God, God is not as all powerful as we like to think (it doesn't work the way people expect it does), for I again go back to a point I made in a prior build that God is more a form of collective belief/community, therefore his power only exists by the collective belief in him (power by worship but also shaped by the worship). This sadly means that anything done in his name gives him power in regard to what is done but how that manifests is not always clear. This is like the Golden Rule but a third party is involved which can now use that power elsewhere. This though is also where the concept of the Devil comes in too. All this though in motion could be a way to explain why what seems like divine for good or ill goes like waves and may even come back as it affects everyone differently. We always say they are on opposing sides, but it does not mean they exactly oppose each other. Still, it is up to the people as to accept or reject either influence, what is viewed as being led astray, but that may all stem from a little bit on influence rippling outwards over time. This influence is not necessarily hidden; it is more ignored or not looked for, for it may start small and it may be mixed with the other. Do even we know all of what is in our own hearts? What appears good may not be and what appears evil may not be, at first glance.
Next up what influences us? We have ourselves, our family, and whoever and whatever we spend our time with. Any one of these can change us, but so too does changing them change us too. The funny thing about changes though, not all change is good. Time and again we need to take as step back and figure out motives for what we see, not just what we see. There is also the fact that what comes about can come from anyone for we are all people, no exceptions.
It always does perplex me how those who believe in the religion are readily able to forgive even if they cannot forget compared to someone who is not and are more prone to vengeance. It is true the ability to recognize what you did wrong is important, but that requires being self-aware of one's own actions. Talking to each other about simple things is often the best way to start bridging any divide.
One thing to mention is that you are going to need to reread the entire script perhaps, there are some typos not caught because they are otherwise still words, just not the ones you meant.
Ah the sins, when one becomes consumed by personal desires warping their perception of reality. It takes strong willpower in order to embrace it without going over the edge. That ability to understand what going too far is.
Then we arrive at diversity, different people being near each other, but this only works when there are a collectively agreed upon behavior for the given setting. This is so that even among our differences there is a way we still can get along.
In any conflict the ones who pay the biggest price are those who are innocent. Justice still can prevail, but justice is not always such a clear concept. Conflict is always the price of peace, peace must be carefully maintained else conflict will arise, and yet then only through conflict once it starts, to find a resolution, can peace be made again. All conflict causes wounds, but wounds do not have to be fatal.
Really like the CGs in these builds.
Never too late to learn.
Cat went out and back into the bag. Whopps! Least this guy is fierce but playful!
More backstory! Great! :D
Children should never be forced to inherit the sins of the father OR mother.
It always should the will to provide and the will to protect but also need to will to let go as well when needed for one cannot always be there. Help people be able to help themselves.
Regardless of classification we can never know what one thinks unless we are willing to talk and to listen to each other.
OMG His new expression caught me off guard! XD
The only people who can truly understand the horrors of war have to be involved in it.