Calling
On the blood I smelled panic. Not fear.
They're calling me out. Simmons sent a clown to do his dirty work. Fucking coward. Or maybe too busy... we're walkin' into a shitstorm. Calling me out. I'll come. There's gonna be hurt -- lots of it. Weak-minded bastards. There's only one way to show them he's not what he says...
Father Wolf doesn't want me to kill my brothers... but I will. I'll kill the Uratha, I'll kill the Pure... if they aren't worthy to run with me, they're fucked. A warrior must judge, and execute.
I'm taking it from him. Only I have the strength. They'll see...
They're calling me out. Simmons sent a clown to do his dirty work. Fucking coward. Or maybe too busy... we're walkin' into a shitstorm. Calling me out. I'll come. There's gonna be hurt -- lots of it. Weak-minded bastards. There's only one way to show them he's not what he says...
Father Wolf doesn't want me to kill my brothers... but I will. I'll kill the Uratha, I'll kill the Pure... if they aren't worthy to run with me, they're fucked. A warrior must judge, and execute.
I'm taking it from him. Only I have the strength. They'll see...
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The next session (hopefully) will push Nail’s to the limit. It is extremely important to note (and I think you do understand this) that Nail’s passion to destroy David Simmons is not blind or rash. Nails has listened to Dirge and is accessing the situation. When the time is right, he will make the kill.
The remark you made about killing Uratha is quite true, from his point of view. Will it effect your harmony? I lean towards the answer yes but we might just have to consider the exact circumstance to whatever action you might take.
Overall, these are excellent thoughts on paper. They are also not essays, as compared to Eric Sky. Nails comes off as more direct, expressing his desires in as few words as possible, with a steadfast conviction.
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Eithan |
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