DE: I don't know, they just started following me around one day...

[bjornwilde]

death_gone_mad  would like to know:

A previous DE asked the question, "If your pup was a god, what would be your pup's sphere of influence?" Or something like that. I have a bad memory.

Anyhow, my question is, "If your pup were the god or saint of something or other, what sort of followers, devotees, etc. would your pup tend to attract? For Amascut it is usually the insane, the desperate, and those who kill things for a living. Poor gal. But what about yours?"

Comments

[bjornwilde]

OK, giving this a go now...
Ben Grimm would be against any sainthood due to modesty and his person religion. That doesn't mean he wouldn't have some sort of cult following at some point and given he lives to be 10,000+ years old, I have trouble believing this doesn't happen at least once. Perhaps sagehood would be a better descriptor for him. Anyway, humble beginnings, second chances and clobberin' when it's deserved would be his tenants as well as treating people as people regardless of their expressed gender, fashion, appearance or speech.

Anton Gorodetsky refused to play. But I got him drunk and now he's saying something like the Saint of Fools who get too many chances and who succeed despite of themselves.

Andrea would epitomize those who rise above their childhood.

[thenewblack]

Andrea would epitomize those who rise above their childhood.

Assuming that this include ones parents and older sister, that's a sort of thing.

[bjornwilde]

Definitely includes parents, sisters, aunts, whatever family needs to be left behind. Of course Artemis's approach was much healthier than Andrea's to leaving the past behind. Hers involved lots of ammo.

[seat_five_girl]

It is a sad state of affairs when going out to take vigilante justice on behalf of anyone who happens to be conveniently wronged is the healthier option.

[bjornwilde]

I can't help but laugh at that.