Subject: Re: I don't think that's the case?
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Posted on: 2016-02-04 13:58:00 UTC
It's the message that it's okay to have different beliefs and how it's a complete non-issue.
Or it's just a cute short story with no hidden messages.
It's a late Christmas interlude, but hey, better published late than never, right?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X0zR7axOAXcxOcR8AqB-FZezwaWvTRxMDXzB0GwY8/edit?usp=sharing
This seems related to a "war on Christmas" where people would say "Happy Holidays" and people would get offended. But this is the positive side, where a Christmas practitioner is very easy-going about the affair.
I suppose he has heard of "Christmas Special" out of context?
Basically, Za'kiir's from a universe where there's no Christmas. He seems confused to me, not hostile.
Also, a question to Silenthunder: where'd Za'kiir's dovahzul come from? Did I miss something?
Also also, enjoyed the interlude. Was short and sweet.
He learned the language from an ancient book on the subject that he conveniently had on him when he came to the PPC. And thank you!
The phrase "unslaad krosis" (eternal sorrow). So many Draugr.
So, here, have Eternal Sorrow by Two Steps from Hell.
It's the message that it's okay to have different beliefs and how it's a complete non-issue.
Or it's just a cute short story with no hidden messages.
And Des is right - Christmas is not celebrated in any of the Elder Scrolls games. I checked. There are very few holidays, actually. It's sad. :(