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asgardeventide2012-09-04 11:59 am
falenandawn) wrote in asgardeventide2012-09-04 11:59 am
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Five [voice]
[The curse that had been laid on Lyon, more then angering him, troubled him. Heimdall had censored her, manipulated her words. Perhaps it might have been one of the other gods, but Heimdall seemed most likely, given he was her patron.
It felt wrong. It went against all his views on how one should treat their allies and those who follow you. The curses were always horrible... but censoring someone for their opinions nagged at him until he decided to pose a query over the bracelet network.]
'True loyalty means being able to speak openly about what you think is right and what you think is wrong.'
Someone very important to me... a commander of great skill and wisdom, once said these words to me and others. I believe his words and follow them still. They have served me well so far. I believe a leader must be open to hearing the opinions of those who follow them, their allies and their friends. Even those they might not ever agree with.
[They didn't have to follow what was said..... but to ignore the words of those around entirely seemed, to him, a prideful mistake. There was much to learn by hearing other's opinions.]
Tell me, Asgard, what is your view on loyalty?
[Later in the day, he decides to speak directly to the source of his problem. He wouldn't be as forceful as Lyon.... he would be careful. But he needed to speak. So he makes an attempt to contact him, not publicly, but privately.]
[attempt at a filtered message to Heimdall]
Might I speak with you?
It felt wrong. It went against all his views on how one should treat their allies and those who follow you. The curses were always horrible... but censoring someone for their opinions nagged at him until he decided to pose a query over the bracelet network.]
'True loyalty means being able to speak openly about what you think is right and what you think is wrong.'
Someone very important to me... a commander of great skill and wisdom, once said these words to me and others. I believe his words and follow them still. They have served me well so far. I believe a leader must be open to hearing the opinions of those who follow them, their allies and their friends. Even those they might not ever agree with.
[They didn't have to follow what was said..... but to ignore the words of those around entirely seemed, to him, a prideful mistake. There was much to learn by hearing other's opinions.]
Tell me, Asgard, what is your view on loyalty?
[Later in the day, he decides to speak directly to the source of his problem. He wouldn't be as forceful as Lyon.... he would be careful. But he needed to speak. So he makes an attempt to contact him, not publicly, but privately.]
[attempt at a filtered message to Heimdall]
Might I speak with you?
[video]
[ In laymen's, good friends call you on your shit. Cheers to that. ]
Re: [video]
[It's ok he gets this completely. He knows Lyon would never lie to him if he was going to do something that was ill advised and she noticed.]
[video]
[ His friends are jerks. 8( ]
[video]
[It's ok Arthur he understands.]