AU List

KEY IDEA:

What makes a human?
Tackles if humanity is what people make of it. Is it the biological nature of humans that makes us human or the tendency for morality or humane living?
The failures and *human-ess *of humans. The faculty of emotions; are these propensities emotions that make us human? Why should we have them when it impedes us?
Why is it that humans look to “elder beings” for reason if they are the species with the advanced mind?

KEY IDEA:

“Star-crossed lovers”
This particular being is rather… easily attached. She grow to enjoy the company of one individual within infinite dimensions
- She happens to… possess, and impersonate dead individuals and seek out this individual no matter the universe
- Benefits come with her being technically immortal and able to travel the multiverse
Rather possessive, rather obsessive, rather codependent.
How did this iteration end? Simple. Heartbreak from an action taken too far.
- When slowly she stops seeing him as a person
- When slowly she compares him with his previous versions
- When slowly she starts changing him to fit her vision
- When slowly… he had enough.
It was quite short lived, this iteration. Things progress seemingly quickly.

KEY IDEA:

an exploration on multifaceted truths and conditional laws.
this specific iteration outlines outright the nature of an entity and the happenings of the nth-plane
an entity that projects a three-dimensional puppet as a way of interacting with the third dimension. it mimics wrongly, it has no motives, it bears no identity. it is but a puppet, a child playing make believe in all the wrong ways. it does not care.
it is an entity with agency. it is an entity that falls victim to the whims of the world around it.
the objective truth that we come to believe are fragments of a larger whole. we run with the assumptions that the laws are universally held; we never come to wonder if there exist those unbound by these laws.
it also considers the multidimensional nature of the entity. depicted in a two dimensional screen, we, as the viewer can only see so much. and when the entity moves erratically, these images will flicker and shift.
the true nature of the entity is chaos. we cannot perceive it in true form. so it adapts. or perhaps, we as the viewer adapt.
a partial exploration on biases and extrapolation