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asgardeventide2011-12-22 12:34 pm
clockeyes.livejournal.com) wrote in asgardeventide2011-12-22 12:34 pm
second minute
[Ther camera turns on, showing Cheriour looking rather serious. You see, he had a talk with one Vriska Serket a while ago, and found out something which troubled him greatly.]
So, um, I had the pleasure of talking to a few people, and a young lady wanted me to tell you something that has been concerning her about the way people see her species.
You see, she is a troll. But this is where I will stop you before you start to get a mental image of what a troll is in your mind. We tend to imagine trolls as the ones found in fairy tales, which are big, mean, and ugly creatures who are found under bridges and other such dark places.
But the trolls from her world are entirely different! Here. I have drawn some pictures to help you all understand.
[And he holds up the below picture to the camera. Oh...well. Cheriour certainly is a, erm, wonderful artist, isn't he? :I]
You see, they are more like human beings in nature. They have a few differences like their skin and their eyes and the fact they have horns, but they are not big and mean and ugly and they shouldn't be thought of that way! Please, I implore you all not to make such a rude mistake when talking to them. It is like thinking a witch should have pointy hats and a broom when that may not be the case! So, remember, don't think trolls are supposed to be ugly when they aren't!
[He grins and puts away his drawing, glad to help with this horribly rude travesty!]
Now that I've got that over with, I have a question. Anyone else in the Heimdall House have the ability to lend their power to others? I know Castiel mentioned a woman named Morgana...anyone else have it, though? I'd love to practice with you all, so we can get better at using our ability to benefit others.
And last but not least, I seem to be rooming with one Klaud Nine...? What an odd name. Anyways, I'd love to get to know you, whoever you are!
[ooc: Sorry for the quality of the picture, my scanner is broken and I had to take a picture. DARN MY TECHNOLOGY. But still, hope it's readable!]
So, um, I had the pleasure of talking to a few people, and a young lady wanted me to tell you something that has been concerning her about the way people see her species.
You see, she is a troll. But this is where I will stop you before you start to get a mental image of what a troll is in your mind. We tend to imagine trolls as the ones found in fairy tales, which are big, mean, and ugly creatures who are found under bridges and other such dark places.
But the trolls from her world are entirely different! Here. I have drawn some pictures to help you all understand.
[And he holds up the below picture to the camera. Oh...well. Cheriour certainly is a, erm, wonderful artist, isn't he? :I]
You see, they are more like human beings in nature. They have a few differences like their skin and their eyes and the fact they have horns, but they are not big and mean and ugly and they shouldn't be thought of that way! Please, I implore you all not to make such a rude mistake when talking to them. It is like thinking a witch should have pointy hats and a broom when that may not be the case! So, remember, don't think trolls are supposed to be ugly when they aren't!
[He grins and puts away his drawing, glad to help with this horribly rude travesty!]
Now that I've got that over with, I have a question. Anyone else in the Heimdall House have the ability to lend their power to others? I know Castiel mentioned a woman named Morgana...anyone else have it, though? I'd love to practice with you all, so we can get better at using our ability to benefit others.
And last but not least, I seem to be rooming with one Klaud Nine...? What an odd name. Anyways, I'd love to get to know you, whoever you are!
[ooc: Sorry for the quality of the picture, my scanner is broken and I had to take a picture. DARN MY TECHNOLOGY. But still, hope it's readable!]
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