But given free will, they can interpret "danger" to mean "clear and present" or "potential danger"
RugbyPlayingAshaman Send a noteboard - 02/12/2009 04:54:26 PM
The Oaths are only as useful as the mind they Bind.
The a'dam are actually quite insignificant compared to the Three Oaths.
A mind is more powerful than a tool.
The a'dam are actually quite insignificant compared to the Three Oaths.
A mind is more powerful than a tool.
"Those who think they have no time for bodily exercise will sooner or later have to find time for illness."
Mesaana was easily able to get past the Oath Rod.
01/12/2009 09:35:07 PM
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I'm not convinced. I don't believe she'd want to subject herself to being sworn.
01/12/2009 09:54:40 PM
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Not just that, but in the AoL, the Oath Rod was used to "bind criminals". *NM*
02/12/2009 05:41:35 AM
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I thought...
01/12/2009 10:11:45 PM
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To be honest, though, any Sister can defeat the Three Oaths.
01/12/2009 10:37:29 PM
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Well, that's just one oath. The other two are not as easy to circumvent.
02/12/2009 01:19:53 AM
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But given free will, they can interpret "danger" to mean "clear and present" or "potential danger"
02/12/2009 04:54:26 PM
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Last defense of life cannot mean potential danger. *NM*
02/12/2009 05:51:27 PM
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Yes it can. It all depends on interpretation.
03/12/2009 12:22:47 AM
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Ummm, what?
03/12/2009 02:23:08 AM
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Re: Ummm, what?
03/12/2009 11:15:20 PM
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None of this is a twisting of the Oaths. Her actions stick to the letter of the Oaths.
04/12/2009 04:29:44 AM
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Here's a couple quotes from BS
01/12/2009 11:57:16 PM
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Trouble is that would put a person into stasis
02/12/2009 04:14:31 AM
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It only has to be maintained long enough to take the Oaths. *NM*
02/12/2009 04:51:34 AM
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Eh, from what we've seen, Keepings don't really work like that
02/12/2009 06:42:19 AM
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