PowerPoint is silly

[sinjun]

But then, why wouldn't it be? Let's just consider the source.

In other news, hrm, well, Elyse taught a lesson yesterday, or at least, she helped break a block, so that's just as good. Cea was being taught a lesson, but we didn't finish. Had to pause that scene.

Elyse is also now convinced that Atalanta is a witch icly and Basuma currently comes a close second, but you know, she was trying to do things properly. Next time, she'll just surprise the Amyrlin with whatever proposal she has. See, Elyse can learn. Don't tell the Amyrlin or Atalanta anything or they will just use it against you. Case closed.

Though somehow, I have a feeling that particular attitude will harm the tower, more than help it. Ah well, perhaps Elyse will get over it. Or maybe she'll just learn to play politics. Or maybe she'll end up leaving the tower. Who knows? The joy of playing when you don't have any idea how things will end up!

Political intrigue can be fun, I suppose. It would have been nice to have a break for poor Elyse, but that wasn't to be. *shrugs* At least this way, if she doesn't icly heal properly because of the mind games in the Hall, it's not my fault. Yes, I did have her almost turned, but you know, I had every intention of giving her some time to heal. *shrugs* I'll have to see if I can find that time somehow, despite the politics.

Comments

[ladyrane.livejournal.com]

Atalanta is a political witch. She'll pull any dirty trick that it takes to achieve whatever goals she feels are right and best for the Tower. She's pulled them on Basuma, who is one of her best friends, and she'll definately pull them on some Green upstart in her twenties who got too much power too early and, in her opinion, wants to destroy the White Tower. ;>

[damara.livejournal.com]

*grins*

Only fair, since Elyse is firmly of the opinion that Atalanta and Basuma are too hidebound to realize they are destroying the tower. ;)