daemon
noun
dae·mon
variant spelling of DEMON
usually daemon : an attendant power or spirit
usually daemon mythology : a supernatural being whose nature is intermediate between that of a god and that of a human being
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Hey about the ghost Luigi au. But. Would he fade with time? Or would he be forced to watch everyone’s lives continue without him? Would he be forced to watch his friends and brother die? Cause that’s angsty as hell my dude
oh, he’s in it for the long haul. i think after time has done its damage, he would go from being inconsolable to a long period of complete and utter shutdown. who knows, maybe he takes to scaring folks in the end. at some point, that becomes the only thing a ghost can really offer, right? when connection is that temporary it loses its meaning. the only way he can touch the real world anymore is through fear.
or you know, he could fulfill his dying wish and ascend to the afterlife. i want him to have a happy ending in one universe or another
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Tornado sirens fully going off and my partner was sleeping in bed and I was in the garage smoking a bowl thats what living in missouri does to a person
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messy unstructured ramble time ... whilst he takes pride in being the progenitor of mankind (when it benefits him at least), adam has lived in divine ordainment for so long that he's disassociated himself from the human race somewhat, the sinners in particular. he believes himself to be more than them. and whilst he's not entirely wrong (he was a super human for lack of a better description) i really want to explore his deeper feelings towards mortal souls, and his 'realisation' in moments of weakness that they aren't that different.
despite not really playing a part in humans getting free will etc. the humans / sinners still came from him. there are feelings of responsibility somewhere i think. in a way ... one could say the sinners are his mistakes. when he erases them, he's erasing those mistakes. erasing the comparisons that could be drawn between himself and them. erasing that side of himself he doesn't want heaven to see.
and on another note. it's sad seeing that leading up to his death in canon ... he tries to cling to those he thought himself above for so long. family for lack of a better word, humanity being one big family after all. he still tries to disassociate himself from them whilst, at the same time, turning to them for one last shot at approval. in his own way, sure. but it's interesting that he's the one that finally draws those comparisons that he was afraid of.
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