In my life time, I will successfully summon a Blue-Eyes White Dragon.
This is more of my romantic side speaking, well, if I even have one. I kinda pictured my relationship with my future significant other to start out this way. She'll be captured by some people and locked in a cage, where I happen to be wandering around and discover her, completely helpless. Using my great wisdom and desire to set her free, I find a way to release her, and we try to escape. I'm not much of a stealthy person, so of course we're gonna end up being chased by the people that locked her up in the first place. After awhile, I'm gonna figure that it'd be better off to just let her go alone, only to get captured by those guys. Bad decision, but, I'll look to the sky and see this white dragon destroying that village, and the guys that captured me are gonna disperse. Then I'm not gonna see her for a long time.
How sad, but later on in the future, I'll be the head of this village and I'll capture commoners who look suspicious, but one girl is gonna seem familiar to me. At that point, I'll be searching my memories to see if I remember who she is. Then I'll hear some people telling me she holds the spirit of the Blue-Eyes White Dragon within her. Of course, it makes sense with her long, white hair and blue eyes. She's going to end up in prison, where this evil guy is trying to see if she really does possess the power of the Blue-Eyes by forcing her to duel other prisoners. No, I can't let that happen. I'll have to interfere by jumping into the arena and summoning my all-powerful Duos to protect her, because she's too afraid to release the White Dragon. We just got into this predicament, and yeah, I think she'll have to summon it, and she does to save us. Thanks.
But not too long after, I'm gonna get sent into this portal with this evil guy and end up at this temple-like place, where the guy is telling me I should kill her and extract the White Dragon from her. No, why would I do that, especially since I feel I've developed this sort of strong bond with her? She'll come running towards the temple to try and save me from this evil guy's influence. The evil guy witnesses our strong bond in action as we declare our loyalty to each other and partner up against him, and he'll summon some ridiculous monster, too powerful for my Duos to handle. The girl I've developed this deep bond with will then summon the Blue-Eyes White Dragon out of rage, but only for it to almost become sealed in stone. At that point, the evil guy's monster will shoot an attack directly at me, but she'll come and sacrifice herself to save me, sealing her power in stone forever. But before then, she'll promise me her power will always be available to me, and that she'll always be with me in that way. Thanks for saving me.
No not really, this is just the story of Kisara, the spirit of the Blue-Eyes White Dragon. I wouldn't mind having a story like that too, cause I'm sure if I met a girl like her, it wouldn't be a one-way street. She'll actually sacrifice herself for me too? That's always a plus.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
No One Cares
I woke up this morning around 7:20. Whoops, I'm a little late for my 8 AM class. I get there around 8:30 to see the prompt on the board, that basically had something to do with freewriting about a highly personal issue in your life that you wouldn't normally talk about. He then started explaining what we were to do. First off, we had to choose a classmate of the opposite sex to address our letter to; it makes sense cause if guys were gonna pair up with guys, there would be nothing to talk about. After that we were supposed to start writing for ten minutes.
I thought to myself, There's only one thing I can think of right now to write that quickly about. What a great way to write down some of my thoughts for future reference. I wrote for the time allowed, and stopped, but didn't get anywhere far with only ten minutes. Then we exchanged papers with our partners we chose. Well, what the hell? I thought he was kidding about choosing a partner. I thought it was a joke. It didn't seem like it meant anything. But why the hell would we write about some major issue and discuss it? It's an English class, not Psychology. I had Psychology immediately following, so I was a little confused about which class I was in.
Later we discussed it with the class. He asked us which groups (our pairs were to partner up with another pair to form a group after we shared with our partners) were specific in their explanations of their issues and who was general. Most people seemed pretty general, of course, it makes sense to be. Then he took some opinions, and this one guy's opinion really stood out to me. He said something like, deep down inside, we want to express our problems and our feelings to an audience because no one's just gonna ignore it and everyone's gonna care.
How about not? It went against him that he didn't express his "major issue". But really, no one cares. I bet the girl that read what I wrote probably already forgot everything, cause why would she care? Same goes to her. I didn't even really know what she was talking about, so my response was a little difficult to write. I think everyone's pretty selfish. If some random person is gonna come up to you and talk about their lives, would you care? Most likely not, and I don't know why it makes that person comfortable to discuss some personal issue with just anyone. If you really need to get it out that bad, there's these things called walls you could talk to. But, to be a little nicer, there's also word processors on computers to type your thoughts so you could read them at some other time.
I think the next thing I'm gonna write about is the Ten Point Grading Scale. I would do it now, but it's kinda weird to write two blog posts in one day. It'll probably be a little more interesting than this one.
I thought to myself, There's only one thing I can think of right now to write that quickly about. What a great way to write down some of my thoughts for future reference. I wrote for the time allowed, and stopped, but didn't get anywhere far with only ten minutes. Then we exchanged papers with our partners we chose. Well, what the hell? I thought he was kidding about choosing a partner. I thought it was a joke. It didn't seem like it meant anything. But why the hell would we write about some major issue and discuss it? It's an English class, not Psychology. I had Psychology immediately following, so I was a little confused about which class I was in.
Later we discussed it with the class. He asked us which groups (our pairs were to partner up with another pair to form a group after we shared with our partners) were specific in their explanations of their issues and who was general. Most people seemed pretty general, of course, it makes sense to be. Then he took some opinions, and this one guy's opinion really stood out to me. He said something like, deep down inside, we want to express our problems and our feelings to an audience because no one's just gonna ignore it and everyone's gonna care.
How about not? It went against him that he didn't express his "major issue". But really, no one cares. I bet the girl that read what I wrote probably already forgot everything, cause why would she care? Same goes to her. I didn't even really know what she was talking about, so my response was a little difficult to write. I think everyone's pretty selfish. If some random person is gonna come up to you and talk about their lives, would you care? Most likely not, and I don't know why it makes that person comfortable to discuss some personal issue with just anyone. If you really need to get it out that bad, there's these things called walls you could talk to. But, to be a little nicer, there's also word processors on computers to type your thoughts so you could read them at some other time.
I think the next thing I'm gonna write about is the Ten Point Grading Scale. I would do it now, but it's kinda weird to write two blog posts in one day. It'll probably be a little more interesting than this one.
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