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Although it often conjures images of worshiping the devil or demons and black magic, Satanism actually has many different meanings so that it can't easily be generalized about. I would offer a simple word of caution. It takes great skill and careful guidance when one is dealing with non-corporeal entities and manipulating energies - especially those that are not sourced in the "light". There are things out there that you seriously do not want to piss off or even get the attention of. Be careful.
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I don't know if I would say that a person can be moral or immoral. Their actions and thoughts can be moral, but the person him/herself cannot be moral or immoral, they can only be a moral agent. Morality, or ethics, is a standard of behavior - principles of right action - based on reasoning and choices. Something can at the same time be subjectively moral and objectively immoral. We all make moral and immoral decisions, however, these individual decisions do not make us a good or bad person. So, can a good person create a "bad/evil" character? Sure. Can a bad/evil person create a "good" character? Absolutely.
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...final chapters??? ... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!
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If I fall in love with a character, I will scan the end to see that the character is still alive...I had a bad experience with a book when I was in high school in which the main character died. I was devastated by it, so now I check just to make sure. I've had to do that in one of Dom's stories just to make sure a relationship that I fell in love with remained...although, I was somehow able to resist doing this with the final Harry Potter.
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Thanks for the new chapter, Dom. Very nice to see Milo expressing affection for Nelson spontaneously without Nelson having to prompt him.