http://matrexsvigil.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] matrexsvigil.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] multiplicity_archives2006-11-28 12:30 pm

A Duo of Thoughts...

So, I've been wondering lately. For those of you who have mindspaces (forgive my terminology) or even whole planets/solar systems/universes inside, do you have animals? As in the average kind of animal who goes about its business acting as it should, as if it were in the real world? If so, how does that work for you?

Somehow the previous post of 'inside programs' having sentience or the right to live made me think of this.

Another thought of mine: Does anyone have any soulbonds from their own creations (as in fiction, art, etc., etc.)? If so, how has that worked for you? Would you consider these soulbonds fake or at least not as real as another type of soulbond? Any thoughts on this topic would be appreciated.

Thanks!

-P.C.

--"Off the Pink."--

[identity profile] ex-corvidae491.livejournal.com 2006-11-28 09:04 pm (UTC)(link)
We're all created from the inside, even me, so if that's what you mean, no, it doesn't make us fake or any less real than a walk-in, just different.

--Benjamin

[identity profile] ex-corvidae491.livejournal.com 2006-11-28 09:13 pm (UTC)(link)
Does anyone have any soulbonds from their own creations (as in fiction, art, etc., etc.)? If so, how has that worked for you?

Most of them are from things I created entirely alone, if that's more what you were going for, and that definitely doesn't have any affect on them being more or less real than... Benjamin or Iroh. And I'm not sure what you mean by "how has that worked" unless you're wondering if there are specifically issues that insourced 'bonds have that outsourced don't. In which case I'd say the only thing that comes to mind is it's a bit awkward sometimes, because they don't really want autobiographies of themselves, but to create something entirely new, I'd have to scrap the story again. Which would probably create (a) new bond(s) somewhere along the line and I'd have the same problem all over again, so we're just going with it, and they tell me when I'm crossing the line.

--Li