#given you can date the lamb from COTL
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inky-the-artist · 25 days ago
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the Princess joins the roadtrip!👑
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what do you think her hitchhiker effect would be?
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cloudcryptid · 1 month ago
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Long cotl thought rant
so, my idea of the lamb and narinder's relationship is that, in general, whether you choose to spare or kill him at the end, the lamb loves narinder
not in a romantic partner way, just in that weird kinda devotional love way
cause i mean, this god, that resurrected you, gave you a 2nd chance and real agency and freedom for the first time in your fear-riddled life (more on that later), of course you're gonna love him in some form
it's messy as fuck, but it's there
but diverging from that, narinder has been imprisoned for eons (this is something we can infer) and the slaughter of lambs began after that happened
also, given how long things like mass genocide actually take, we can safely say that the lamb is possibly not even born till eons after
however, sheep are not new, they weren't something that just popped up after narinder's imprisonment cause of the prophecy
meaning that sheep have been just as wide spread and integrated into the old faith as much as any other species
what that leads to, is essentially, years and years of culture and tradition that exist within sheep from the old faith and bishops that get passed down to the lamb
that thing where you have all these little rituals and habits you do throughout life that you don't even know where it actually comes from or why you do it
lost culture or at least the loss of why, the importance
all this to say that the lamb inevitably comes from one of the bishop's faith, not directly, but passed down through generations
so like, what is the lamb like depending on the bishop? what habits do they have that tie back into their "original" bishop? just a little too chaotic and not quite as efficient from leshy? cannibalism and violence from heket? what would they inevitably lean into because of how they were raised
(and obviously, being at the exact end of a genocide, you might not have much culture you were taught other than fear, but ya know
people are hopeful and try to preserve and pass down as much as they can always)
there's rituals and doctrines that can be attributed to all 4 of them
and narinder, being the domain of death, reaches into each of their domains regardless so it's not like it'd be weird or out of narinder's realm (obviously he has his preferences on how you should run the cult, but ultimately let's you handle things as long as you accomplish your goal, tho that might just be for a more gameplay standpoint than anything)
and the way you get raised will inevitably effect how you'd rule/raise other people, and the lamb just wouldn't be fully aware of why they lean towards these specific tendencies
however, on the flip side, if lamb does know what bishop they technically came from, it technically leads to a, much messier, version of what's going on with narinder
the bishops' faith is already run on fear, the threat of death is not at all uncommon, so it's quite possible for the lamb to come out with some form of devotional love on that end too
but it's fucked
cause they kill you, you're resurrected, you're sent to go kill them
and then the most fucked up part, you do
you kill your former god
you kill what demolished everything you ever knew and loved
and that fucks you up
you hate them, you love them, you killed them, it's cathartic, it's painful, it's infuriating, you're in agony
they were killable this whole time
that'll do things to your brain
and then it gets worse, regardless of what you do with narinder in the end, cause then there's post game
where you go through purgatory
you face this bishop again
you kill them
again
but it's different this time
now they're in your cult
they're mortal
regardless of how the lamb handles it, that's fucked
the lamb is not an ok person at the end of all this
so anyway, lamb dating the bishops, possibly poly relationship, thoughts?
and beneath everything that has happened
there is still that devotional love
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