u/frogwarry

So most people who know about the Pale King know that he left thousands of his children behind in a giant pit to fend for themselves, which, I'll edmit sounds REALLY bad out of context. But here is some context that makes me think he is not a bad person.

1. He thought they didn't have a consciousness because they were made without mind. 'No mind to think' Would you feel sorry for throwing a bunch of bones in a pit? No, because they have no mind. Dit they gain consciousness? Yes, but he could have known that.

2. 'No cost to great' He needed to save a kingdom of thousands, and he was willing to sacrifice a lot for it. This point also ties into point one, that he thought they had no consciousness, so it didn't really matter that they died.

If you have any points against/for the Pale King, I would love to hear it, but read the whole thing before arguing.

Because of surgery, my mom will not be able to work, drive, etc, for a few weeks. She is not really a type that likes games because she doesn't really have the patience to learn skills or difficult game mechanics. The games that she does play are things like: The Room, Monument vally, 'collor puzzle off line hue game', and Brothers. As you can see, she mostly likes puzzel games. She doesn't like games with some sort of timer, she wants to do it in her one pace.