Or have been doing what they do throughout the show.
In a species with free will, there will always be deviations from what seems to be the norm. As such, I'm sure there are plenty of Changelings who don't agree with Queen Chrysalis's decrees and such.
However, I think the question is this: Is such dissent sustainable? Or do good-natured Changelings just starve to death by not following the predatory lifestyle of the others?
edited 22nd Apr '12 9:40:49 PM by Enlong
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The dilema of a good changeling who does not want to feed off love but also does not want to die? Sounds like this'll spawn a lot of emo-vampire stuff.
Good changelings presumably stay faithful to their partners and become self-sufficient.
I dunno if the emotion feeding is just to give them a power boost or if it's necessary for nourishment.
Love offered to them voluntarily might be enough to sustain them. A being that feeds off love could actually be a very beautiful thing, but maybe Chrys has corrupted them into stealing it when they might be able to get it for free.
Oh would you look at the time! I'm supposed to be sleeping! Just...don't scratch Orion.
Eating your love.
Well, just keeper Meyer out of the thread and we'll be cool. Also, no Drizzt ripoff OC changelings.
It probably doesn't even have to be romantic love. Having good close friends? Being adopted into a family? That's a lot of love right there.
Mr. Blue, you did it right
And I'm going to sleep off my fear.
Yeah, Andromeda is heading for you. You got over 9000 years until it collides.
My thoughts are basically, "wha?"
Well as far as I can tell (maybe I'm just not getting it) but most of the strips are surrealist. But there are some that are genuinely funny, like the Caveman Science Fiction and the Science by Popular Vote thing.
If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".
Chrysalis's feeding on Shining Armor seemed to pain and weaken him. I don't know if one
could enter into a symbiotic relationship.
Although, I suppose there is a bit of ambiguity in the description of Changelings. Chrysalis refers to it as "finding food for [her] subjects", but emphasis
is placed on them gaining power in that way...
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But I don't wanna talk about stupid vampires.
Yeah, why do that when you can talk about
smart vampires?
If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".
Luna attends Vinyl's rave parties when off duty?
My goodness Epic Wub time is amazing. I want to marry the Octavia VA I adore the voice work.
I am reminded of later
Animorphs books, which dealt with a faction of
Yeerks realizing that they were simply parasites, and having one hell of an existential crisis about that. I remember that some of them were given morphing ability, to allow them to have bodies of their own.
Or that
alternate world plot, which involved a Yeerk-
like race of creatures who had managed to enter into an symbiotic relationship with a species that had working bodies, but had need of their minds, or something like that.
edited 22nd Apr '12 9:53:21 PM by Enlong
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