Y-you really mean that? Oh my gosh, I don't know what to say! Well, 'thank you' is a good start, so thank you! Ahhhh, I'm kind of flailing around because everyone has been so bloody sweet to me, and I'm having an overload of love. (A love overload is a good thing, it makes me incredibly happy for a bucket-load of time).
Connor, to me, is slightly moody, angry, but a decent and humble person. He's lived most of his life in a village with really open housing structures. I just can't see him being able to forfeit his connection with nature to move into a city, despite it probably being easier, quicker, and cheaper for him to operate as an assassin while based in Boston or New York. It's a sensory cleansing, where you just stop and feel the world, and understand that you are a part of it. It doesn't have to be a nature-based thing either. I imagine that Ezio would do the same while perched in an alcove of a cathedral - Altaïr simply watches the Masyaf courtyard from his office, and Desmond runs until he can't run anymore, panting, perched up high to see the stars.
Ahahahaha, I'm just going to stop rambling now. :) But thank you. Thank you so much.
Re: Fill: Anatomy of an Assassin 4/?
Connor, to me, is slightly moody, angry, but a decent and humble person. He's lived most of his life in a village with really open housing structures. I just can't see him being able to forfeit his connection with nature to move into a city, despite it probably being easier, quicker, and cheaper for him to operate as an assassin while based in Boston or New York. It's a sensory cleansing, where you just stop and feel the world, and understand that you are a part of it. It doesn't have to be a nature-based thing either. I imagine that Ezio would do the same while perched in an alcove of a cathedral - Altaïr simply watches the Masyaf courtyard from his office, and Desmond runs until he can't run anymore, panting, perched up high to see the stars.
Ahahahaha, I'm just going to stop rambling now. :) But thank you. Thank you so much.