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Seren’s rational behind her decision to torture the elves into submission.
There is reasoning behind her action, the problem is it lacks validity. Here is an example case; take claustrophobia, the irrational fear of tight spaces. When such a person goes out of their way to avoid harmless tight spaces, this is still considered irrational actions, even though they do have reasoning; they are scared of tight spaces. This is because their whole rational behind their actions is based on something that is irrational, so it fails in terms of validity.
Seren’s has an irrational attachment to love; she’s addicted to it. When she allows this irrational thought pattern to influence her reasoning, it invalidates them and turns them into irrationality. It also plain out makes no sense. She worries about them not loving her anymore, and then she tortures them… I don’t know about you, but I would assume torturing people is one of the better ways to stop people from loving you. In my opinion, there is definitely something completely wrong with Seren’s line of reasoning.
It's for the best, I keep telling myself. I know what is best for them.
This says to me that Seren doesn't even believe her actions are rational. She has to convincer herself, by mental conditioning, that her choice is correct, when it’s so painfully (Get it, painful, cause she tortured the elves
) obvious that she chose the wrong thing.
Not telling Guthix
Again Seren invalidates any reasoning she might have had by allowing her addiction to influence her objective judgement. It was also quite foolish of her not to tell him, especially in the event that he was going to force her to leave the elves. Her not telling Guthix, doesn’t just not help her, it actually goes against her goals, which further shows that her actions lacked rationality, and were quite foolish.
There is reasoning behind her action, the problem is it lacks validity. Here is an example case; take claustrophobia, the irrational fear of tight spaces. When such a person goes out of their way to avoid harmless tight spaces, this is still considered irrational actions, even though they do have reasoning; they are scared of tight spaces. This is because their whole rational behind their actions is based on something that is irrational, so it fails in terms of validity.
Seren’s has an irrational attachment to love; she’s addicted to it. When she allows this irrational thought pattern to influence her reasoning, it invalidates them and turns them into irrationality. It also plain out makes no sense. She worries about them not loving her anymore, and then she tortures them… I don’t know about you, but I would assume torturing people is one of the better ways to stop people from loving you. In my opinion, there is definitely something completely wrong with Seren’s line of reasoning.
It's for the best, I keep telling myself. I know what is best for them.
This says to me that Seren doesn't even believe her actions are rational. She has to convincer herself, by mental conditioning, that her choice is correct, when it’s so painfully (Get it, painful, cause she tortured the elves
) obvious that she chose the wrong thing.
Not telling Guthix
Again Seren invalidates any reasoning she might have had by allowing her addiction to influence her objective judgement. It was also quite foolish of her not to tell him, especially in the event that he was going to force her to leave the elves. Her not telling Guthix, doesn’t just not help her, it actually goes against her goals, which further shows that her actions lacked rationality, and were quite foolish.
25-Jul-2015 22:40:03
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