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reapertoire) wrote2018-04-11 11:37 pm
reapertoire) wrote2018-04-11 11:37 pm
TRASH LETTER
My angel,
Did you enjoy my joke? [REDACTED] thought it was a little much, but if we can’t have a little fun despite the circumstances, then none of us will make it very far. I fear it might have been a little embarrassing for people to read though. I heard it got into some Players’ hands. Speaking of, so did your response to me. I luckily was able to retrieve it afterwards, but it was nothing that I did not already expect. It was nothing you have not already told me before.
I have had a lot of time to think these past few weeks. I will admit, that at the beginning, I had my doubts. All of the “pieces” chosen for this Game come from such a wide variety of places and have their own differing views that I wasn’t sure how it would all work out. I suppose that’s why you sent them to us though; it would be far too easy if everyone’s sense of morality matched up perfectly. Looking back now though, I realize I should not have been too quick to judge. Of course it would take time for them to reach out. In a Game that is purposefully structured to create mistrust, you must reach your hand out farther in order to conquer it.
The Reaper’s Game, as a whole, is flawed. I am not contesting that. But we can still try to create a middleground. If my Players can do this, then why can’t we?
Love,
C.
Did you enjoy my joke? [REDACTED] thought it was a little much, but if we can’t have a little fun despite the circumstances, then none of us will make it very far. I fear it might have been a little embarrassing for people to read though. I heard it got into some Players’ hands. Speaking of, so did your response to me. I luckily was able to retrieve it afterwards, but it was nothing that I did not already expect. It was nothing you have not already told me before.
I have had a lot of time to think these past few weeks. I will admit, that at the beginning, I had my doubts. All of the “pieces” chosen for this Game come from such a wide variety of places and have their own differing views that I wasn’t sure how it would all work out. I suppose that’s why you sent them to us though; it would be far too easy if everyone’s sense of morality matched up perfectly. Looking back now though, I realize I should not have been too quick to judge. Of course it would take time for them to reach out. In a Game that is purposefully structured to create mistrust, you must reach your hand out farther in order to conquer it.
The Reaper’s Game, as a whole, is flawed. I am not contesting that. But we can still try to create a middleground. If my Players can do this, then why can’t we?
Love,
C.