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Safai
Seekers of a Silent Paradise
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Posted - 2012.03.30 16:57:00 -
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Kikia Truzhari wrote:Quote:Sounds very intriguing. I would love to attend and observe if you would be so kind as to permit it.
*She laughs, finding the idea of Boma attending simply hilarious. After choking back the laughter her face falls completely flat and deadpan*Haha, No.
In lieu of the Zhayedan's presence, which is clearly non-negotiable, would the hosts be opposed to my attendance of this festival?
I assure you this is purely in the interest of anthropological education. It has been a desire of mine for some years to visit a homeworld of the vast Matari people: this is an ideal opportunity. Capsuleers who have interacted with me in person can testify to my meek and docile nature. It is certainly not my intention to incite detestation or abhorrence during a culturally significant event. Clearly, you understand the position that would place me in. I can guarantee my best behavior.
Thank you in advance for your consideration. |
Safai
Seekers of a Silent Paradise
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Posted - 2012.03.30 17:21:00 -
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Your sarcasm is not lost on me, Mister Sadik, but experiencing something in the flesh is vastly different than studying from a text resource. My request was made in good faith and manner, please extend me the same courtesy if denying the request. |
Safai
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Posted - 2012.03.30 18:31:00 -
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Kikia Truzhari wrote:Were you to have shown any prior interest in the affairs of tribal society your request may have been considered, but prior to this point, I have not seen you show any curiosity at all. This makes me highly suspicious you must understand. I believe we will need to talk further if this is something you really wish to pursue.
This is a fully understandable position and I respect your skepticism. My heart is not unmoved by the trials your people have been put throughGÇöthough I admit there is still much history I am still learningGÇöand I do feel the plight of the Matari is something that could only be ignored by those of the most reprehensible morality.
However, I feel continuing this discourse in public will inevitably lead to prejudice and comments in poor taste, so we shall have a private discussion on the matter sometime in the near future. |
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