text; un: credo

[honorkept]

Saving multiple worlds -- no, multiple universes, do you think that is enough to erase the sins that a person has committed?

Or is this merely what is right for those that are sinners?

Perhaps, redemption is beyond us and we can only do a little bit of good before judgement.

Comments

[honorkept]

Why do you believe that matters?

[whatsamada]

I dealt with my fair share of people wanting to redeem themselves. In my mind, if they are willing to change, that's all that matters.

You don't seem to agree.

[honorkept]

[ If he knew he was talking to a teenager, he might be a little less: "So you know if you sin, you just go to Hell. Straight to Hell. Do Not Pass Go. Just eternal damnation." ]

I don't.

The willingness to change does not offset the pain that has been caused. Sometimes, a sinner must simply live knowing they will never be redeemed. What good they do will have no affect on soothing their soul or their burdens.

The reward -- be it redemption, a cleaner soul, an easier life -- should be for everyone else.

They should do good without any reward given to them, or any reward promised to them if they keep going forward.

[whatsamada]

[Alas, if he only knew]

That doesn't change how they are still willing to change. Even if it doesn't stop them from forgetting what happened, they're doing everything they can to help others.

It doesn't matter if there are any rewards given to them Justice for a cleaner soul should be for everyone.

[honorkept]

[ Alas. ]

No. It shouldn't be for everyone.

[whatsamada]

[Why are you being difficult?]

I think they should. Everyone deserves a second chance.

But then again, maybe it's just me being idealistic because I want to believe in there's good in everyone.

[honorkept]

It's fine to believe there is good in everyone. It's fine to see that there is good in others.

I won't try to take that from you.

I only know that for myself that I am unworthy of such grace.

[whatsamada]

Why would you say that?

I don't know what you did back in your world but I'm sure it can't be that bad. You saved multiple worlds, I'm sure that's worth some redemption.

[honorkept]

And if I don't want it?

[whatsamada]

Then I won't force it. I might not agree with you but just know that won't stop me from wishing you deserve better.

I'm sure there will be others who would agree with me too!

[honorkept]

Even if you do not know me?

Why do you and others wish me well?

[whatsamada]

[There was a very long pause on his end before he wrote something back]

Let's just say I had my fair share of seeing people blame themselves and seeking a way to clean their own souls.

[honorkept]

I'm sorry that you had to be burdened with such a sight. You seem like you have a good hear that their plights weigh heavily upon you, too, but

[ But, what? Don't care? ]

don't strain yourself too much worrying about people.

[whatsamada]

I know. Don't worry about me, I've dealt with it for a while now. Just know that we do care and to have a little more faith in yourself!

If not, then I'll just have to find you and tell it to you in person.

[honorkept]

You'd go that far?

[whatsamada]

Probably.

Not unless you want me to.

[honorkept]

There's really no reason to go that far.

[whatsamada]

I won't.

I've met a couple of people like you before. I'm just saying if you need someone to help you out, I'll be here.

[honorkept]

[ What should he say to such a pure-hearted offering? Should he say that he is not deserving of it? He certainly feels as though he isn't, but he's spit enough on this person's goodwill. ]

Thank you.

[whatsamada]

It's not a problem!

If you need it, look for someone named Ken Amada. I'll be here if you want to talk to it out.

[honorkept]

Of course.

And I am Credo.

[ His usernames are so creative. :V ]