WARNING: 'Emotions' and emotions are two entirely different things. Please try not to get confused. Further details will be explained in the future.
I am two, but they are not me.
They were once friends who died and reincarnated into this savage world as one of it weakest races of monsters, a Skeleton and a Low Spirit, one of them was famous at their school for his philosophical way of thinking, said:
“You have the features of a soul, and a I have the features of the dead, the soulless. So, theoretically if we combined we should became a living human, or at least something akin to it, some sort of a humanoid monster.”
That suggestion came when they were at the depth of despair, when they realized how weak and pitiful they were. Hunted by humans due to them being ‘evil’, hunted by monsters because they were weak…
So following that suggestion they tried combing countless times, but they failed spectacularly; every time they tried, the spirit passes through the skeleton like it was nothing but air, or should I say the reverse is true.
But then a revelation came to the Spirit.
“What we try is giving form to a human, but that’s is impossible because you and I have different views
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A good example for both cases would be “We”, they once were humans but they died in an accident, their confusion and their will, Emotions, to survive transformed them into an abnormality a ‘Wandering Soul’, which then was kicked out of their world due to them existing even though they shouldn’t. After arriving at this world, which counts Wandering Spirits as a form of energy spiritual energy, one of them merged with a skeleton of someone and the other became a floating mass of energy, a Low Spirit. All this talk is to simply say that Monsters can live forever with the right Physical Form, Strong Emotions and enough Mystical Energy, which brings us to the next point,
In this reading, Cohen proposes a sketch of a new modus legendi, meaning, “a method of reading cultures from the monsters they engender.”(Monsters page 11) He also says that he’s going to break some rules from recent cultural studies. Now, Cohen offers seven theses towards understanding cultures through monsters by their character, appearance and representation, such as: Vampires, the Alien, Frankenstein, Werewolves, Grendel, the Boogey man, and etc.
The sorcerer with his devil-like features had talked to him before the birth, he had made a similar deal to his with the family. He had made a deal of souls. “If you want immortality. My good and honest businessman. You must first make a deal of equivalence.” said the strange sorcerer. “And what is a deal of equivalence exactly” the man said in a caustic inquiry. “Well you see my boy, when one wants to be immortal you must first absorb two lives, if you have more than two, well you begin to become a vampiric being… And that’s not equal.” he said talking down to the dimwitted man. “That makes no sense at all?” said the burnt bulb of a man. “Well I’m saying it because of course it’s the basic rules of alchemy, if you don’t go by those rules… dire consequences become what is not wanted. You see what I say?” said the begrudged sorcerer. “Well, I guess so?” said the now broken-bulb man-tool. “Now are you ready for our deal or not?” said the annoyed man twiddling his brush-like mustache of his, as though bored by all the talk. “Well yes I guess…?” the man said. As he finishes the last word in the sentence the sorcerer repeats the same trick he had done to the family, and without a single word the man repeats what the husband had done when given the quill. Before long the sorcerer vanished like he did with the family, and bleakness became what was, the later night. The man foolish in thought glanced at the mirror to the left of him, it was not a mirror. It was a painting. A painting of what will and be him. He laughed at it, thought it was his eyes playing tricks. It wasn’t. For the paint’n beside him was the devil paint’n him. A day had it been since. A weary wind blew across the grotesque man’s face, his eyes becoming red with the power of the strange man he had talked to earlier that week. He felt
head. ‘How could he die as anyone but himself?’ ‘I don’t want them to change me in there. Turn
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to the fact that random body parts from different humans shouldn’t be assembled together and
After examining several other version of the thought experiment, all of which has similar conclusions that a body swap has occurred, Williams presented a slightly modified version of the thought experiment, both in procedure and perspective. First, let’s suppose that he was one of the people going through this procedure, but the before part of the experiment plays out as such:
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