Regardless of who they may be-- you are not wrong. They are, on occasion, broken by such individuals.
[he falls silent momentarily, after that, and lets the quiet stretch for a second or two as he turns his gaze back out to space.]
And then, with time, it is forgotten. Enough distance is put between that act that the new generations no longer remember having overcome their differences; they find new ones, sometimes with others, sometimes reestablishing the same divide. Thus it all begins anew.
Well, you would not be wrong. One generation of mortals is often much the same as another-- the scenery changes, the faces change, the world itself changes, but their nature does not.
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[he falls silent momentarily, after that, and lets the quiet stretch for a second or two as he turns his gaze back out to space.]
And then, with time, it is forgotten. Enough distance is put between that act that the new generations no longer remember having overcome their differences; they find new ones, sometimes with others, sometimes reestablishing the same divide. Thus it all begins anew.
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(Age: Eternal.)
I'd ask what its like but it sounds like it gets old pretty fast.
(Hah.... see what he did there.)
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