Q about realizing the 4th, “harmful” class sentence.
My kid (building a Struggler) asks about realizing “I am always under threat” to “I am always under threat from bounty hunters“ (or something similar), as a way to eventually counter being under threat from something else.
I like his creativity, but it feels wrong to me - always the being under threat from a thing doesn’t mean that’s the only thing threatening you. Am I right on this point?
But now I’m trying to figure out how to realize that sentence to be useful (outside of a Tragic Success), without totally changing the thrust of the sentence. “I am always under threat of breaking into song” is fun, and legal, but doesn’t quite fit…
I’d be curious to hear what other folks do to realize those sentences.