Looking at the Design of the Characters makes me unconfortable to this day.
I can't even tell if this show was any good because i instinctively searched for alternatives as soon as it went on.
Why were we even at a point where businesses prefered destruction of unsold goods over handing them out to those in need ?
Fast fashion is bad enough, but how does a society reach a point where we rather destroy goods than give them out ?
Clothing isn't the only good this applies to.
A farmer who burns unspoiled grain when supply exeeds demand would be shunned by the village and today its common practice to throw food away and destroy unsold inventory.
I have a vague qoute flaoting in my head and would appreciate any help finding the original wording.
Its the passage about the Assassins Guild not killing people unabled to defend them self and how people of certain wealth are automatically conssidered to be abled to buy protection.
My best guess is the City Watch series or maybe Pyramids ?
My nephew is utterly inept at the arcane arts. They even fail at the most mundane interactions with Magic such as flunking beginners potion brewing and failing to activate an immovable rod on 3 seperate occasions!
Quite recently one of their merchant ventures paid of massively and their income now rivals the entire budget of the local University im emplyed at.
Now they have offered me a contract though which i would recieve a lions share of their income in exchange for channeling a rather miniscule amount of my power through them.
With their sustained funding i could open my own department and possibly make a massive impact in the field of anti-carcinoma magic while still having more than enough gold for my golomancy hobby.
Since i would be the patron in this transaction, would i be exempt from the universities warlock-contrackt-bann?
Could i reason to be acting as a minor deity to frame it as a clerical pact of worshipping instead?
Is this trade worth the potential drawbacks and legal battles?
Oh-no.
A remote controlled trolley loaded with leathal amounts of radioactive material is about to run over 4 Railroadworkers.
You can divert it along a trolleystation, exposing 5 people to lethal doses of radiation, which will likely cause an excruciating death within the next few weeks.
You could also attempt to force-stop the trolley, but doing so would prevent the trolley from beeing restarted remotely. Requiring a volunteer entering it to drive manually.
While it stands still, dangerous material slowly leaks out of its faulty container, poisoning the land for generations to come, unless a cleanup crew also risks their health to decontaminate the area.
Keeping it vague so i dont have to use spoilers:
Does she ever suspect/learn who Keel was?
She might not have realy interacted with him, but i would assume someone like here would be able to connect the dots too.
