Backdated to 2 days into the second week of the month of the goat

[papacerberus]

As many of you already know, I retained the ability to discern the will of other creatures, and I have been employing that ability to gain knowledge of the Singer of the corrupted Song. It is a draining process, so I had to split it into two forays, and I reported the first a few days ago. I just finished the second one.

Just for the ease of listeners, this was what I discovered the first time: There were two wills, and one was dominating the other. The dominated will was bitter and anguished.

This time I focused my efforts more deeply on the dominated will. These are the results. The Singer has been...programed by that other will. There is room for disobedience to that programming, but the Singer shies away from contemplating it because of the painful consequences. The Singer also wills for an end, either for healing and freedom from the demands of the other will, or for death and the rest that brings, but does not strive towards those because the Singer believes both options to be impossible.

We can give the Singer hope for an end, and I believe we must. That anguish must be stopped, one way or another. Who is with me, and does anyone have ideas on how to undo programming of that kind?

Comments

[someonetocarry]

Thank you, baby. I'll be better about this is I ain't worried about you two.

[dino_zarf]

That's what I figured. I'm not much use fighting under water, but I'm pretty good at looking after babies.

[Who would have guessed]

[someonetocarry]

You are that. I'm sure she'll be fussy about havin' to go back to a little pool 'stead of a whole lagoon.

[dino_zarf]

She can fuss.

She likes going back there at night, at least.

[someonetocarry]

Anythin' to get away from that noise, I guess. Try'n keep her from callin' me while we're in the middle of things, maybe... I know it's hard. She just likes checkin' in.

[dino_zarf]

I'll try to keep her distracted. Maybe we'll get lucky and you'll get there at nap time.

[It could happen. Probably won't, but it could. He knows full well that explaining to her that she should't talk right now is a losing proposition.]