[ Anger isn't wrong by itself. Despair, misery, loneliness, greed, hate, hearts experience all of these things, these sentiments that belong to the Darkness. It's in what they do with them that answers the question: is it the right thing to do? Worlds that reside in the realm of Light fear the dark.
The people who use it without losing themselves to the temptations and entrapments of the Darkness are few indeed, but these things can make people powerful. There's sayings on many worlds to the same effect: Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, for example.
Hang onto that anger, keep it locked away until you need it. Just don't let it drown you. The resignation, though, that's harder to handle. Riku knows, because he struggles with it often these days, the despair.
Nodding, Riku turns the tablet without having it leave her hands, tilting it in her hands until, with a glance back towards the bonfire, Riku can determine it's probably aimed towards it burning in the distance. ]
Can you see the fire on the screen?
Try pressing that button I showed you. Take a picture of it.
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The people who use it without losing themselves to the temptations and entrapments of the Darkness are few indeed, but these things can make people powerful. There's sayings on many worlds to the same effect: Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, for example.
Hang onto that anger, keep it locked away until you need it. Just don't let it drown you. The resignation, though, that's harder to handle. Riku knows, because he struggles with it often these days, the despair.
Nodding, Riku turns the tablet without having it leave her hands, tilting it in her hands until, with a glance back towards the bonfire, Riku can determine it's probably aimed towards it burning in the distance. ]
Can you see the fire on the screen?
Try pressing that button I showed you. Take a picture of it.