Post by ambermon on Dec 23, 2010 23:42:04 GMT -5
"I meant no such thing you rat. Stop twisting my words!" Amber spat at the Lunamon. Idiot digimon. Why was Dorumon even wasting this time with it? Even if it was a friend in the past, obviously it has been corrupted by its moron of a tamer. "You have no idea how hard it is to live out here when society makes it so hard to live without giving in to the human's destructive life! We don't steal because we want to. We do it only because its the lesser of two evils." She hissed.
Dorumon's tail lashed fiercely. There he went again, mouthing off, while still having no understanding of their situation. Every ounce of him wanted to pounce and let it be done with, but loyalties still hovered over his mind and held him back. He instead spun around, facing his tamer. "Amber, go home, I'd really like to deal with these two on my own." He growled.
Amber's eyes flashed, obviously she hadn't wanted to go. She wouldn't argue with him though. Let him have what fun he had with his 'friend'. They'd talk about this later. "Hurry it up. I won't be gone long if you stay here much longer." She grunted, turning her back and heading away, quietly fuming.
As soon as Amber was out of earshot, Dorumon turned on Lunamon once again. "Don't you think I'd be working for what we need if we could? Don't act like you know our situation, Lunamon. You just got here. You know nothing! You didn't know Amber was constantly abused by her parents for most of her life with them. You didn't know that she takes every little fault of humans as an atrocity. You didn't know she despises the lifestyle they push on everyone."
Of course, the Lunamon went on, and on, and on, and on. Oh, the rabbit did have a knack for long, strung out speeches that tended to get digimon yawning rather than cheering by the time he was completely through. He seriously needed to learn the definition of short and sweet. "Ways, Lunamon? There is no where I've found to get any amount of food required to keep two beings fed. Enlighten me if you will and I'll find if its enough. As my partner already said, we don't steal because we want to. We do it because so far its the only option we are aware of, that is available to us. Your criticisms do not change our situation, so unless you have anything you can say or do that actually will help us, then shut it!."
Oh and those ridiculous ideals of his... One of these days he was going to learn that the world was never going to work the way he wanted them to. "My ideals have not changed or been broken through any fault of my own, Lunamon. The subjects of my ideals just lay in my own world! Also, if you haven't noticed, I've given a girl a friend in a world where she is surrounded by enemies. I've worked hard to help keep her alive, and yes Lunamon, it is work. You may have this idea that stealing is just having other people's items fall into your lap with no effort at all, but it isn't. People aren't helpless to defend their belongings and we have all their efforts to work against. Not only that, but I've maintained it. While you have a second chance at life from giving that to a Biyomon, I have gained a friend in giving one to Amber. The difference between us is that while I'm there to protect Amber from everything that stands against her, the Biyomon you saved was left on her own where she could run into the hands of some other threat out to delete her."
"And that's where the problem with your ideals. Your efforts. You try and protect everyone, but you can't. You save one digimon, but have to abandon them to save another. While you aren't watching they are left vulnerable and end up getting killed by something else while you are busy saving some other digimon. Your intentions may be noble, but the means will never justify the ends, because there isn't going to be an end to your fight. All you will have is the dead bodies of the friends you left alone to be killed while you were too busy trying to save more than you could manage! There will always be fighting Lunamon. No world short of a full population of mindless zombies with no thought of their own will ever live without conflict. We are all individuals and we all have our own ideas. There is always going to be those that won't care for peace. There will always be those who have their own ideals that don't involve saving every last digimon's life. You can't change them all, and you can't protect everyone from them!"
Dorumon's face suddenly teared up and his voice was shakier than ever, though his anger now was mixed with a heavy dose of sorrow. "No matter what good you do here. No matter what good I do here. Our comrades, or friends, our neighbours are fighting a battle they can't win. They are dying and we are here helpless to save them while we are stuck here!" Dorumon suddenly bolted, and slammed right into a tree. Beating himself up hurt, but it did make his emotional pains subside. He lay, curled in a heap, on the ground, tears falling from his eyes and wetting the earth his head rested on. "No amount of good done here will erase the bad that is wrought from our absence in the digital world. I can't handle that guilt no matter what good I do here. My friends and neighbours are what's most important to me. In getting stuck here while they are dying over there, every second I'm away from them, I've failed them. You may think differently enough to get past all that, but can't think like you. I can't."
Dorumon's tail lashed fiercely. There he went again, mouthing off, while still having no understanding of their situation. Every ounce of him wanted to pounce and let it be done with, but loyalties still hovered over his mind and held him back. He instead spun around, facing his tamer. "Amber, go home, I'd really like to deal with these two on my own." He growled.
Amber's eyes flashed, obviously she hadn't wanted to go. She wouldn't argue with him though. Let him have what fun he had with his 'friend'. They'd talk about this later. "Hurry it up. I won't be gone long if you stay here much longer." She grunted, turning her back and heading away, quietly fuming.
As soon as Amber was out of earshot, Dorumon turned on Lunamon once again. "Don't you think I'd be working for what we need if we could? Don't act like you know our situation, Lunamon. You just got here. You know nothing! You didn't know Amber was constantly abused by her parents for most of her life with them. You didn't know that she takes every little fault of humans as an atrocity. You didn't know she despises the lifestyle they push on everyone."
Of course, the Lunamon went on, and on, and on, and on. Oh, the rabbit did have a knack for long, strung out speeches that tended to get digimon yawning rather than cheering by the time he was completely through. He seriously needed to learn the definition of short and sweet. "Ways, Lunamon? There is no where I've found to get any amount of food required to keep two beings fed. Enlighten me if you will and I'll find if its enough. As my partner already said, we don't steal because we want to. We do it because so far its the only option we are aware of, that is available to us. Your criticisms do not change our situation, so unless you have anything you can say or do that actually will help us, then shut it!."
Oh and those ridiculous ideals of his... One of these days he was going to learn that the world was never going to work the way he wanted them to. "My ideals have not changed or been broken through any fault of my own, Lunamon. The subjects of my ideals just lay in my own world! Also, if you haven't noticed, I've given a girl a friend in a world where she is surrounded by enemies. I've worked hard to help keep her alive, and yes Lunamon, it is work. You may have this idea that stealing is just having other people's items fall into your lap with no effort at all, but it isn't. People aren't helpless to defend their belongings and we have all their efforts to work against. Not only that, but I've maintained it. While you have a second chance at life from giving that to a Biyomon, I have gained a friend in giving one to Amber. The difference between us is that while I'm there to protect Amber from everything that stands against her, the Biyomon you saved was left on her own where she could run into the hands of some other threat out to delete her."
"And that's where the problem with your ideals. Your efforts. You try and protect everyone, but you can't. You save one digimon, but have to abandon them to save another. While you aren't watching they are left vulnerable and end up getting killed by something else while you are busy saving some other digimon. Your intentions may be noble, but the means will never justify the ends, because there isn't going to be an end to your fight. All you will have is the dead bodies of the friends you left alone to be killed while you were too busy trying to save more than you could manage! There will always be fighting Lunamon. No world short of a full population of mindless zombies with no thought of their own will ever live without conflict. We are all individuals and we all have our own ideas. There is always going to be those that won't care for peace. There will always be those who have their own ideals that don't involve saving every last digimon's life. You can't change them all, and you can't protect everyone from them!"
Dorumon's face suddenly teared up and his voice was shakier than ever, though his anger now was mixed with a heavy dose of sorrow. "No matter what good you do here. No matter what good I do here. Our comrades, or friends, our neighbours are fighting a battle they can't win. They are dying and we are here helpless to save them while we are stuck here!" Dorumon suddenly bolted, and slammed right into a tree. Beating himself up hurt, but it did make his emotional pains subside. He lay, curled in a heap, on the ground, tears falling from his eyes and wetting the earth his head rested on. "No amount of good done here will erase the bad that is wrought from our absence in the digital world. I can't handle that guilt no matter what good I do here. My friends and neighbours are what's most important to me. In getting stuck here while they are dying over there, every second I'm away from them, I've failed them. You may think differently enough to get past all that, but can't think like you. I can't."