The latest chps are giving off a rather ominous vibe, I mean that feeling has always been present but now a certain unease and weariness feels like it’s building to something that’s just around the corner. We know pandora has been preparing a just in case plan to face the unfathomables, a way to defend themselves even though the unfathomables show that they’d never hurt them. But it’s human nature like Lowell said, the feeling of being looked down on and feeling insignificant to an all powerful being is humiliating. Though it’s not wrong to think like that it’s also not wrong to be prepared, we (humans) don’t like feeling powerless. We don’t like the unknown and unfortunately it’s basic human nature to covet something that isn’t ours but in a place like paradise what good will that do? They have anything and everything they could ever want so why? Is this also humans folly?
Also just a tidbit, I like to interpret what Lowell said about heavens grace being nature as something akin to a humans instinct/sixth sense but in this instant (paradise) it has taken a form suited for that individual.
Last thing and correct me if I’m wrong but originally pandora wanted Sanho bc of his sharp intuition and hoping he could find a weakness, but Sanho himself has noticed that his intuition has been dwindling every time he used heavens grace. Does that mean Sanhos intuition will one day disappear or no longer work the more he uses heavens grace and will that lead pandora in losing interest in him?
The latest chps are giving off a rather ominous vibe, I mean that feeling has always been present but now a certain unease and weariness feels like it’s building to something that’s just around the corner. We know pandora has been preparing a just in case plan to face the unfathomables, a way to defend themselves even though the unfathomables show that they’d never hurt them. But it’s human nature like Lowell said, the feeling of being looked down on and feeling insignificant to an all powerful being is humiliating. Though it’s not wrong to think like that it’s also not wrong to be prepared, we (humans) don’t like feeling powerless. We don’t like the unknown and unfortunately it’s basic human nature to covet something that isn’t ours but in a place like paradise what good will that do? They have anything and everything they could ever want so why? Is this also humans folly?
Also just a tidbit, I like to interpret what Lowell said about heavens grace being nature as something akin to a humans instinct/sixth sense but in this instant (paradise) it has taken a form suited for that individual.
Last thing and correct me if I’m wrong but originally pandora wanted Sanho bc of his sharp intuition and hoping he could find a weakness, but Sanho himself has noticed that his intuition has been dwindling every time he used heavens grace. Does that mean Sanhos intuition will one day disappear or no longer work the more he uses heavens grace and will that lead pandora in losing interest in him?