Another TG wish moral dilemma

[Coruscate]

Interesting question though. Very thought provoking.

They're meant to be of course.

Beyond the playful-cutevil nature of these questions, it cuts to the heart of "how much does the TF mean to you?"

I do have one more AMG related poll, I'll wait a few more days before I post it. It's not as "controversial" but I want to see how people react to it.

[Amy-chan]

On this one I had to answer Yes! But, I figured out a way for my sister (my one living immediate family member by blood or law) to be told without me breaking Kami-sama's stricture. Everyone else that I care about isn't biologically or legally family to me.

Here's how I'd get it done. As soon as I was in Asgard I would find a god or goddess that I could do a favor for and that also already was owed by some other goddess or god a payback favor. After doing the favor, I ask them to ask the one that owes them a favor to tell my sister what happened.

Thus, I would not break the restriction that Kami-sama put on me, but my sister wouldn't be mourning for me.

And then I would happily start helping people! ^_^

[Coruscate]

I didn't put that as a clause in the deal, and I'm surprised that it took this long for someone to figure it out ^_^

[Karmelo]

My thought process is along the lines of Sierra's, but not as cold and insensitive. Snap. But again, seeing how I'm entirely indifferent about my gender, it's probably a void vote from me, eh? Along with the fact I'm fairly uneducated in the facts of this universe.

Eh. But like I was saying, whether I like it or not, I mean something to some people, and I personally would think it would kinda crap for me to bail out on them, even if I could let them know I'm fine. So personally, that loophole's pretty worthless to me.

[Silussa]

You don't know my family. And they most definitely don't know me as well as they think they do, with one exception.

And she'd probably agree with the decision, too.