... That was the assumed interpretation, yes. Though the people of the village had no intention of doing so, when we came across them—they were kind people who didn't want to kill an innocent to save themselves.
However, circumstances led to Seze—the girl who kept them trapped—temporarily losing her wings. Thus, the village elder decided to bear the sins and threw her off the cliff.
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My friend, who had similarly lost her wings, steeled her nerves and jumped off the cliff to try and save her. After all, when it said that one's heart had to turn to iron, it didn't specify that meant killing your kindness.
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The most literal interpretation would be to sacrifice someone without wings, but I take it meant something different?
[ If it's to be a miracle ]
i tried :pensive:
However, circumstances led to Seze—the girl who kept them trapped—temporarily losing her wings. Thus, the village elder decided to bear the sins and threw her off the cliff.
[...]
My friend, who had similarly lost her wings, steeled her nerves and jumped off the cliff to try and save her. After all, when it said that one's heart had to turn to iron, it didn't specify that meant killing your kindness.
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Courage does not have to go without kindness. By trying to save one person, she saved them all.
Birds of a feather do flock together, don't they?
STOP
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[ (derogatory AND affectionate)
She's so tired of your shit, Clarte. ]
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PEOPLE KEEP CALLING THEM STUPID Y'ALL ARE SO MEAN]
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maybe they should take the hint
and learn? ]
I won't explain.
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Hah... all right then.