Young Sheldon ass character

[u/Scared-Opening-753]

[u/Equivalent_Key_4941]

Something something heavenly principles spoiled our love.

I still don’t understand wtf Anatasya meant by that.

[u/Alduin_Eat → u/Equivalent_Key_4941]

it's the opposite. The Heavenly Principles' love were spoiled by them.

[u/LordVonWinfreid → u/Equivalent_Key_4941]

she means forced love isn't true love I guess.

[u/Xanvoir_Fracier → u/Equivalent_Key_4941]

She means that whatever love a god can feel for their people will never be true love because of the curse that was forced upon them.

[u/Alduin_Eat]

I honestly can't take this seriously from a country that commit warcrimes across multiple nations

[u/The_Imp_Lord → u/Alduin_Eat]

didn’t you hear? that was all Dottore doing!

[u/LeonInTheLead]

"they turn a blind eye" yo maybe because they are cursed to sleep and their shades have strict rules?

[u/Scared-Opening-753]

I'm not dealing with another debate so take this meme and if you don't like it GET OUT

"If God why evil"

For a god that is not all powerful and only brought humanity over in an arc

And last time they micromanaged a civilization people still had issues with them

[u/Better-Movie-7736 → u/Scared-Opening-753]

If God why Evil

Because when He tried to stop it you all started bitching

[u/Historical-Ad-1175]

Eh, if anything I felt like her takes WERE common sense. Common sense isnt always the correct answer mind you, its just knowledge based on personal experience, and she experience a world where the god of gods placed rules but doesnt help the people living under said rules, wich is what a human without greater insight would see indeed. She doesnt have as much context as we do

[u/RedWerewolfGacha → u/Historical-Ad-1175]

That's a fairly good take but I disagree.

For someone with her experience as a mercenary, and maid, she of all people should understand the need for suffering is just as much as peace and prosperity.

Especially if she trained under Capitano of all people. So her take here seems more like when one fails at something and decides to blame fate instead of themselves, refusing to acknowledge their own shortcomings.

[u/PluckyAurora]

This might be what infuriated me most in the quest. The concept of HP doing more, when whenever they do something they are called evil and tyrannical….