anon;

[impureheart]

The past cannot be changed. That much I know, but how do you steer the future toward the path you were once on? Is it possible without losing everything you have in the present?

-Marian

Comments

anon;

[deficient]

Depends on what it is you want to keep and what you want back.

anon;

[impureheart]

Life and love, in that order.

anon;

[deficient]

Love is something that unfortunately you can't always have back even if you gave up your life completely to get it.

anon;

[impureheart]

If you had that chance but you had to give up your entire life to do it, would you risk it for a chance?

[text]

[knaving]

The real question is is what ya had worth givin' up what you've got?

anon;

[impureheart]

[ Of all the people to ask her that.. it's a dangerous question. She wanted him to answer, that's why she left the name Marian in the first place. To make sure that he would, because he was the only one who knew that name. It took her a while to answer this question. ]

Yes.

The problem is that if I make that leap, I'm afraid I'm going to fall and there won't be anyone at the bottom to catch me.

[text]

[knaving]

Just what is it you're leapin' for?

anon;

[impureheart]

The one thing that makes anything worth having.

anon;

[miraclefighter]

Ah.

I asked myself similar questions not too long ago, although it's rather hard to answer... knowing that I lost everything in the process.

A friend would say, "Don't give up, fate is even less sturdy then a goldfish net"

anon;

[impureheart]

Goldfish are known for their forgetfulness, but I don't think anyone forgets the past so easily. Fate may not be sturdy but the memories that drive it seem to be.

anon;

[miraclefighter]

Quite right, it is hard to forget. No matter how much you try it hits back stronger than before.

anon;

[impureheart]

And the more it hits back the better it gets at aiming.

[goodgrace]

I guess it depends on how forgiving the path you were on was. It might not even be accessible to you. Something's always in the way or someone and you're completely stuck...

But I think, if you got back on it, things would be okay.

anon;

[impureheart]

I'm afraid this path is more like walking off a cliff with my eyes closed and hoping there's someone there in the dark. I can see that path, but I can't take the first step.

anon;

[goodgrace]

Jump. If you're willing to do anything to get it back just jump.

anon;

[impureheart]

I'm willing to do anything to get it back but I'm not willing to lose everything for nothing.

[anon]

[vaframenti]

Only if what you have is detrimental to what you want.

anon;

[impureheart]

I think it might be.

[anon]

[vaframenti]

Then you must decide what is most important to you.

anon;

[dolosa]

Of course it's possible. It all depends on the decisions you make, along with what you want to keep. Just make sure you take care to observe outside influences as well.

anon;

[impureheart]

Even if I sacrificed the knight to try to gain a more tactical position in the first place but it is the knight I want back?

anon;

[dolosa]

”The only thing that is impossible is impossibility”, or so they say. Sacrificing someone for personal gain doesn’t mean you can’t get it back. Though the tactics on getting that person back might be quite difficult.

anon;

[aazein]

The past shapes who you are now. Chances of changing something for the better are slim.

anon;

[impureheart]

Then perhaps miracles do happen.

anon;

[aazein]

What makes you say that?