"When would I have had the chance to do that?" Raine wanted to know, only temporarily distracted from the thoughts of gods and duality. "And I don't see why that's a bad thing, in any case. Just because it's not what you'd expect..."
But she couldn't be truly offended, really, and she seated herself at the table with a bare minimum of grumbling about people who wouldn't let her into the kitchen. Her focus was back to theory almost as soon as she was settled, in any case.
"I see what you meant about complements," she said, in Solomon's direction. "I'd hardly call those opposing, unless you choose to define Apollo's domains as civilization and Artemis's as the wild... in any case, I'm more curious about her aspects. Childbirth and virginity would seem naturally opposing, presuming virginity is taken as a lack of sexual experience rather than simple purity." Belatedly Raine realized this was, perhaps, not the direction she wanted in a conversation of which Bakura was a part, if only because she simply wasn't sure where they stood right now. "Would it be accurate to assume then that she overlooks the majority of specifically female things? And--"
Bakura's pairs had also netted interest, and now Raine found she wanted to know more about everything at once. Well, it would only be a problem if they couldn't constrain themselves to talking in turns. "What difference is there, between members of the same pair?" she wanted to know. "Are they simply different faces for the same aspect or is there something more?"
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But she couldn't be truly offended, really, and she seated herself at the table with a bare minimum of grumbling about people who wouldn't let her into the kitchen. Her focus was back to theory almost as soon as she was settled, in any case.
"I see what you meant about complements," she said, in Solomon's direction. "I'd hardly call those opposing, unless you choose to define Apollo's domains as civilization and Artemis's as the wild... in any case, I'm more curious about her aspects. Childbirth and virginity would seem naturally opposing, presuming virginity is taken as a lack of sexual experience rather than simple purity." Belatedly Raine realized this was, perhaps, not the direction she wanted in a conversation of which Bakura was a part, if only because she simply wasn't sure where they stood right now. "Would it be accurate to assume then that she overlooks the majority of specifically female things? And--"
Bakura's pairs had also netted interest, and now Raine found she wanted to know more about everything at once. Well, it would only be a problem if they couldn't constrain themselves to talking in turns. "What difference is there, between members of the same pair?" she wanted to know. "Are they simply different faces for the same aspect or is there something more?"