6 May 2020, 02:21
To Jack Burnett
@Jack Burnett
Dear Jack Burnett,
Hello! How is your day going? I decided to take some time out of my own to give you some kind words. Sorry in advance - I'll be making quite a few assumptions about your personality, though I know you dislike them.
I think you are a very interesting individual. You're very resourceful and intelligent (traits that I prize above most others), and you aren't needlessly bound by tradition or conventional morality. You believe only what you wish to believe, and act how you feel like acting. Unlike Rafa, you also hold your own in any argument instead of cutting it off or choosing to "agree to disagree" and avoid conflict.
And I do think you have a moral compass, (I recall a particular Transfiguration class)- it's just a bit more unpredictable than that of other people. I mean, Rafa was horrified when I killed a scarab beetle in the library, but it made sense to me because the beetle was invasive and would probably wreck the environment if it got outside. So I guess you're right about what you said during Transfiguration. Collective morality really doesn't matter all too much.
So, how would you like to meet me by the Great Lake later this week for some tea and scones?
Sincerely,
Josephine Elizabeth Morgan
(Word Count: 220)
Dear Jack Burnett,
Hello! How is your day going? I decided to take some time out of my own to give you some kind words. Sorry in advance - I'll be making quite a few assumptions about your personality, though I know you dislike them.
I think you are a very interesting individual. You're very resourceful and intelligent (traits that I prize above most others), and you aren't needlessly bound by tradition or conventional morality. You believe only what you wish to believe, and act how you feel like acting. Unlike Rafa, you also hold your own in any argument instead of cutting it off or choosing to "agree to disagree" and avoid conflict.
And I do think you have a moral compass, (I recall a particular Transfiguration class)- it's just a bit more unpredictable than that of other people. I mean, Rafa was horrified when I killed a scarab beetle in the library, but it made sense to me because the beetle was invasive and would probably wreck the environment if it got outside. So I guess you're right about what you said during Transfiguration. Collective morality really doesn't matter all too much.
So, how would you like to meet me by the Great Lake later this week for some tea and scones?
Sincerely,
Josephine Elizabeth Morgan
(Word Count: 220)
"Out here, the wild ones are taming the fear within me.
Scared to call them my friends and be broken again; Is this hope just a mystical dream?"