had a thought again:
again, spoilers for PMD: Gates to Infinity, and cw: death
When the player left the pmd world, everyone was supposed to forget they even existed. That's how human departures from the pmd world seem to work, at least with how Hydreigon explained it. Everyone in Paradise remembering is an exception.
So:
The previous humans probably made companions before they died, companions who can't even remember them.
is the memory wiping thing only a PMD World → Human World thing? CAUSE IF NOT, those humans' friends and families ALSO would've forgotten about them when they disappeared (maybe until they came back dead? Maybe their memories would come back?)
What happens to the evidence of their existence? (e.g. photos, literally anything they themselves made, etc.) Does it stay? Do people just wake up one day and find that their nightstand has a framed photo of them with some kid that resembles them that they've never seen in their life?
What about when that human inevitably comes back dead? If they never get their memories back, how would they feel if that person who suddenly showed up in their photos was right in front of them, crushed to death? And if they do get their memories back, that's heartbreaking. A dead person shows up, and you suddenly remember the time you spent with them, and the time you spent mourning their loss all at once.
thinking about pmd gti again
cw: death, also spoilers for Gates to Infinity
so like, it's explicitly stated that the protagonist wasn't the only human brought to the PMD world by Hydreigon. There were others. Countless humans who were "defeated" by Kyurem and "sent back to the human world."
Given how Kyurem was beating the absolute shit out of the protagonist, only sparing their life because the partner stepped in...
I think it's more than safe to assume Kyurem killed those humans.
Those yellow lights floating in the sky are dead bodies. Dead bodies being sent back to the human world.
Countless people in the human world have disappeared, only to later turn up dead, and you were about to become the next victim. And if Kyurem did finish you off? There would be even more victims.
Countless people from the human world were killed, it wouldn't be too surprising if those deaths made international news. A person disappears, and some time later, they come back stomped to death.
Imagine the protagonist goes back to the human world to snack on some ice cream or something, and while scrolling through their phone, they find some people talking about it online.
How horrifying must it feel to know that you were just one step (sorry) away from facing the same fate? I wouldn't be surprised if the protagonist had nightmares of Kyurem beating the shit out of them every night.
But it's not just Kyurem's fault. Hydreigon kept bringing more and more humans to die. Sacrificing who-knows-how-many people from a completely different world just to try to save his own. Honestly surprised the protagonist doesn't have any hatred towards him (or maybe they're really good at hiding it).
might be good material for an angst fanfic tho
Two wrongs don't make a right, but three lefts do.
man, sometimes i get so bored i write in morse code just to have something to do
sometimes i get so bored, instead of using dots and dashes, i just use binary.
1010000010111010001000101110001011101010001011101010001110101110111000001110100010001000111010100000101010001110111011100011101110001000111000101010100010100011101000111011101000001110001110111011100000111010100011101110111
••//•-•/•/•-/•-••/•-••/-•--//-•/•/•/-••//•••/---/--/•/-/••••/••/-•/--•//-/---//-••/---
(Let / be letter separator, // be word separator)
maybe i should morse the morse. instead of doing "•-" for "A", what if I did "-••/---/-//-••/•-/•••/••••" for "dot dash", which is "A"?
meta morse?
can i go further?
(Native Spanish speaker, Also learned Greek for 13 years)
In Spanish, "person" is "persona". It ends in -a, so it's feminine. This has nothing to do with the gender of the person in question. Every person is a persona. You don't call men "*persono", because that's not a word.
In Greek, boy (αγόρι) and girl (κορίτσι) are neuter because they end in -ι.
Keys don't change gender if I change language (las llaves (feminine), τα κλειδιά (neuter), the keys (N/A)), the only thing that changes is the word(s) used to refer to them.
saying grammatical gender is about the object itself and not just its word is like saying there's something different between the actions "πάω" and "πηγαίνω" JUST because they're in different verb genders (-άω vs -ω), despite the fact they're literally the same thing. They both mean "I go". No nuanced little differences between the two, they are literally the same.
The word for chair in Spanish (silla) is feminine because it just happened to go into that category. Nothing about the chair itself is feminine.
After all, it's Grammatical gender. Grammar applies to words, not objects.
lets see if any of this does anything
(it's actually 12am june 1 for me when this sends (its scheduled))
[any pronouns] a bisexual furry who's a computer science nerd, who also happens to be into linguistics and crochet. languages: english, español, ελληνικά, and toki pona
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