littlegumpy

That was my lunch and supper.

I would be happy with the glass. It doesn't matter how full it is. At least you have water. A glass can be refilled. You can always get more.

How do you tell when you're not in the Gray anymore? There's no flowchart of evil? How do you know when you've gone too far? Like some stories, there's a rule or a line that the good guy won't cross, but there's not really a line for the villain. Like, there is, I'm gonna take over the inter Tri-State area (Doofensmirk Style), where there's chaos and confusion, but no one really gets hurt. But there are also James Bond-level supervillains. That's like wanting the downfall of the entire human race or something along those lines. Or Batman's rogues, where they are just doing it for the attention and probably the hell of it. Does it depend on the tragic backstory? Does it depend on the character themselves?

Does anyone else hate croutons in their salad? It's like the third wheel of salad. Excuse me, Sir, I do not want stale, overtoasted bread in my salad. If you try to put them on your fork, they just evaporate or explode into tiny little pieces of bread dust. Even if you're able to just put the darn things on your fork, you have to shovel them into your mouth. They taste like sawdust. And sometimes you get a little bit stuck in your teeth, so it feels like you have sand in your mouth. I do not like eating dry little bread bricks. That brings pleasure to no one.

When I die, light a candle for me. Place the candle near my coffin, and wait for the wind to blow it out, before you leave. Let the kennel burn with your grief. When it goes out, know that we are both at peace. I have passed on. If the candle has not been blown out, and the candle is now gone, know that I've stayed as long as I could to console you, but as the candle finally fades out, know that I have kept the reaper waiting for too long.

Some people might say it's killing somebody, but people kill for All sorts of reasons, (I'm NOT saying that murder is OK), like for the greater good, to save others, or to protect themselves. At what point in society do we go from morally Gray to just straight up evil or a bad person?

I wanna a story where the main antagonist is a Hero Defeats like the Demon King or something but the show keeps going on. Over the course of the series, he slowly turns morally Gray and then just a bad guy Until another hero comes and says I'm here to defeat so and so hero's name, and then the hero realizing that he's turned into the Demon King.

"Sweetheart, no, honey, baby girl!, No."

Your son.

Place me underneath the Willow tree, so that it may weep, grieve, for the life that I once had is now gone. Place me at its trunk, and as you water the tree with your tears, let Willow weep with you. Let the branches embrace you and comfort you for me. May the catkins bless you with privacy, to grieve the. Let the leaves wipe away your tears, and as the morning dew starts to fall. That is when you lay me down, and let go of the heartbreak, as the wind blows through the leaves and as the branches let go of their morning dew. You will feel much better, as you have both wept and shed your tears.