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The fact many people seem more willing to accept redemption of genocidal villains over slave owning ones is something that needs to be examined probably
like not condemning folks but maybe need some self reflection
am i wrong or imagining this?
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Building on this question, is there anything you disagree with Syl about morally?👀
(Ooc: oh yeah, i totally agree with mod, i just like attempting to give kaladin an existential crisis </3 Elhokar should've been allowed the chance to grow 😭 i mean, moash should also have been allowed to slap him really hard like one time but murder may have been a bit much)
I don't think they were outright disagreements so much as things we were/are struggling with, but that the Listeners and Singers are right to protect their own. They have the right to defend themselves against the people who have enslaved them. I don't believe that answering genocide with genocide is the answer, and I think they deserve to be free from Odium, who has no one's best interests at heart but his own, but good options are few and far between for them.
Where we disagree is that I fault Honor for backing the humans against the Singers rather than seeking nonviolent solutions. Syl grew up with family who were directly formed by Honor, so to her, he was family. It's hard to start questioning when you were raised to think a certain way, and even being nonconformist doesn't fully change that.
Numers Dulcot lived in a hive made of metal and mesh, glass and light, nothing but the finest materials one could obtain. His lusus was in the basement, kept far from the light and far from other trolls, safe and deep and easy to ignore. So he sat in a chair of glass, fingers resting on a keyboard as he tracked trolls across the galaxy for his Condensce, the best he could do for her, preparing for the future he would help to lead. And he planned, quietly, with those who agreed with him. No more lowbloods. No more disgusting, useless, short-lived cretins who dragged troll society down with them. They would be slaughter, die en masse, go the way of the limebloods until only highbloods remained. Servants could be made from inhabitants of invaded planets, aliens that would never pollute the mothergrub.
The plan was simple, simplicity, numbers and no more. Numers loved numbers that way other trolls seemed to care for each other. He knew them, understood them, used them and trusted them. Numbers and Numers went together easily. So he moved numbers, counted numbers, changed numbers, shifting ideas until he had found the next step.
It was so very, very simple.
I think I may legitimately hate half of the solavellan fandom now
