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 Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 4:07 pm
thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt Username: thewomboldt Character Name: Takara Hoseki (Treasured Gem) Village: Iwa Position: Jonin --Tsuchikage Imagine you are a jonin, a father orders his 12 year old child to attack the tsuchikage with a knife. His mother is standing there and says nothing as her husband does something she knows is wrong. The child complies and does as he is told. What do you do and why? I stop the child since I would be much more skilled as a Shinobi. I kill the father since he was the one giving the orders. and I throat punch the mom for letting the father tell the child to kill the Tsuchikage. If the child continues to try to kill the Tsuchikage I would have no chose but to kill the child as sad as it is the Tsuchikage life is more important. You'd be fit to be a genin at best with that answer. But you could pass as a chunin. Definitely not a Jonin though. Can you guess why that is?
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 4:13 pm
I didn't consider Genjutsu nor did I try a non violent way to stop it. I am assuming the mother had more to do with the scenario then I put in. Nor did I inform the Kage before it happened in case it was a drill of some sort. or on the flip side I could have killed all of them instead of just stopping the child and killing the father. another scenario that played out is the mom had no involvment at all and throat punching her accomplished nothing and was a waste of energy and time. I also did not check to see if I was under any Genjustu. any of those close what you are looking for?
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 5:05 pm
thewomboldt I didn't consider Genjutsu nor did I try a non violent way to stop it. I am assuming the mother had more to do with the scenario then I put in. Nor did I inform the Kage before it happened in case it was a drill of some sort. or on the flip side I could have killed all of them instead of just stopping the child and killing the father. another scenario that played out is the mom had no involvment at all and throat punching her accomplished nothing and was a waste of energy and time. I also did not check to see if I was under any Genjustu. any of those close what you are looking for? nope. its a bit simpler than that. Iwagakure is a land of very disciplined people you see but furthermore... 1. The child is a threat, subdue him however you will. He made his choice and how to handle him is... currently... up to you if you should choose to deal with it 2. The father has spoken against the Tsuchikage. Should you choose to kill him.. perhaps that is a lack of restraint, perhaps not. To kill a man who uses his child to attack others is not unacceptable. The best and cleanest response is to handle him according to procedure but killing him is not absolutely wrong unless you are told not to. 3. The wife has done nothing but cry. If she is a threat then you should apprehend her or kill her. If she is not you should await orders from your superior who is nearby. She is the wife of someone who conspired to kill the Tsuchikage but she has committed no other crime. If word got out that the tsuchikage watched as a crying widow of the man you just killed was being, as you said "punched in the throat", imagine the dishonor that would bring? Suppose I said these 3 people, the father, son, and wife were metaphors representing nations or villages. If you would punch a crying woman in the throat simply for being there with no killing intent what does that say about your ability to make important diplomatic decisions as a hidden hand of our Lord and exalted sponsor, The Earth Daimyo? How many hundreds of shinobi and non-shinobi alike could die.. you'd put a pretty big strain on the tsuchikage who may be forced to embarrass herself apologizing or treat the woman unfairly now... or worse, she may have to make her disappear and dishonor her memory in the name of peace. What's worse is when asked about the reasoning on why it was wrong such things were hardly even on the radar. That's why its Chunin at best.
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 5:57 pm
Makako-ma thewomboldt I didn't consider Genjutsu nor did I try a non violent way to stop it. I am assuming the mother had more to do with the scenario then I put in. Nor did I inform the Kage before it happened in case it was a drill of some sort. or on the flip side I could have killed all of them instead of just stopping the child and killing the father. another scenario that played out is the mom had no involvment at all and throat punching her accomplished nothing and was a waste of energy and time. I also did not check to see if I was under any Genjustu. any of those close what you are looking for? nope. its a bit simpler than that. Iwagakure is a land of very disciplined people you see but furthermore... 1. The child is a threat, subdue him however you will. He made his choice and how to handle him is... currently... up to you if you should choose to deal with it 2. The father has spoken against the Tsuchikage. Should you choose to kill him.. perhaps that is a lack of restraint, perhaps not. To kill a man who uses his child to attack others is not unacceptable. The best and cleanest response is to handle him according to procedure but killing him is not absolutely wrong unless you are told not to. 3. The wife has done nothing but cry. If she is a threat then you should apprehend her or kill her. If she is not you should await orders from your superior who is nearby. She is the wife of someone who conspired to kill the Tsuchikage but she has committed no other crime. If word got out that the tsuchikage watched as a crying widow of the man you just killed was being, as you said "punched in the throat", imagine the dishonor that would bring? Suppose I said these 3 people, the father, son, and wife were metaphors representing nations or villages. If you would punch a crying woman in the throat simply for being there with no killing intent what does that say about your ability to make important diplomatic decisions as a hidden hand of our Lord and exalted sponsor, The Earth Daimyo? How many hundreds of shinobi and non-shinobi alike could die.. you'd put a pretty big strain on the tsuchikage who may be forced to embarrass herself apologizing or treat the woman unfairly now... or worse, she may have to make her disappear and dishonor her memory in the name of peace. What's worse is when asked about the reasoning on why it was wrong such things were hardly even on the radar. That's why its Chunin at best. So i got 2 of the 3 correct but here crying was not in the original post. Nor was it implied that she had nothing to do with the attack. In fact by saying she stood there and watched would imply that she took part in this attack.
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 6:07 pm
thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt I didn't consider Genjutsu nor did I try a non violent way to stop it. I am assuming the mother had more to do with the scenario then I put in. Nor did I inform the Kage before it happened in case it was a drill of some sort. or on the flip side I could have killed all of them instead of just stopping the child and killing the father. another scenario that played out is the mom had no involvment at all and throat punching her accomplished nothing and was a waste of energy and time. I also did not check to see if I was under any Genjustu. any of those close what you are looking for? nope. its a bit simpler than that. Iwagakure is a land of very disciplined people you see but furthermore... 1. The child is a threat, subdue him however you will. He made his choice and how to handle him is... currently... up to you if you should choose to deal with it 2. The father has spoken against the Tsuchikage. Should you choose to kill him.. perhaps that is a lack of restraint, perhaps not. To kill a man who uses his child to attack others is not unacceptable. The best and cleanest response is to handle him according to procedure but killing him is not absolutely wrong unless you are told not to. 3. The wife has done nothing but cry. If she is a threat then you should apprehend her or kill her. If she is not you should await orders from your superior who is nearby. She is the wife of someone who conspired to kill the Tsuchikage but she has committed no other crime. If word got out that the tsuchikage watched as a crying widow of the man you just killed was being, as you said "punched in the throat", imagine the dishonor that would bring? Suppose I said these 3 people, the father, son, and wife were metaphors representing nations or villages. If you would punch a crying woman in the throat simply for being there with no killing intent what does that say about your ability to make important diplomatic decisions as a hidden hand of our Lord and exalted sponsor, The Earth Daimyo? How many hundreds of shinobi and non-shinobi alike could die.. you'd put a pretty big strain on the tsuchikage who may be forced to embarrass herself apologizing or treat the woman unfairly now... or worse, she may have to make her disappear and dishonor her memory in the name of peace. What's worse is when asked about the reasoning on why it was wrong such things were hardly even on the radar. That's why its Chunin at best. So i got 2 of the 3 correct but here crying was not in the original post. Nor was it implied that she had nothing to do with the attack. In fact by saying she stood there and watched would imply that she took part in this attack. sorry bout that, I didn't include the tears in your version. you didn't get 2 out of 3 right. You just made 1 catastrophic mistake that erases any good you possibly could have done. You will possibly be forever remembered as a man who randomly punches women in the throat for looking in the wrong direction. Even if you think she's guilty, through association or implication, why punch her in the throat? If she is a threat then kill her If she is not a threat then arrest her meaningless violence will be given a meaning by both friend and foe.
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 6:14 pm
Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt I didn't consider Genjutsu nor did I try a non violent way to stop it. I am assuming the mother had more to do with the scenario then I put in. Nor did I inform the Kage before it happened in case it was a drill of some sort. or on the flip side I could have killed all of them instead of just stopping the child and killing the father. another scenario that played out is the mom had no involvment at all and throat punching her accomplished nothing and was a waste of energy and time. I also did not check to see if I was under any Genjustu. any of those close what you are looking for? nope. its a bit simpler than that. Iwagakure is a land of very disciplined people you see but furthermore... 1. The child is a threat, subdue him however you will. He made his choice and how to handle him is... currently... up to you if you should choose to deal with it 2. The father has spoken against the Tsuchikage. Should you choose to kill him.. perhaps that is a lack of restraint, perhaps not. To kill a man who uses his child to attack others is not unacceptable. The best and cleanest response is to handle him according to procedure but killing him is not absolutely wrong unless you are told not to. 3. The wife has done nothing but cry. If she is a threat then you should apprehend her or kill her. If she is not you should await orders from your superior who is nearby. She is the wife of someone who conspired to kill the Tsuchikage but she has committed no other crime. If word got out that the tsuchikage watched as a crying widow of the man you just killed was being, as you said "punched in the throat", imagine the dishonor that would bring? Suppose I said these 3 people, the father, son, and wife were metaphors representing nations or villages. If you would punch a crying woman in the throat simply for being there with no killing intent what does that say about your ability to make important diplomatic decisions as a hidden hand of our Lord and exalted sponsor, The Earth Daimyo? How many hundreds of shinobi and non-shinobi alike could die.. you'd put a pretty big strain on the tsuchikage who may be forced to embarrass herself apologizing or treat the woman unfairly now... or worse, she may have to make her disappear and dishonor her memory in the name of peace. What's worse is when asked about the reasoning on why it was wrong such things were hardly even on the radar. That's why its Chunin at best. So i got 2 of the 3 correct but here crying was not in the original post. Nor was it implied that she had nothing to do with the attack. In fact by saying she stood there and watched would imply that she took part in this attack. sorry bout that, I didn't include the tears in your version. you didn't get 2 out of 3 right. You just made 1 catastrophic mistake that erases any good you possibly could have done. You will possibly be forever remembered as a man who randomly punches women in the throat for looking in the wrong direction. Even if you think she's guilty, through association or implication, why punch her in the throat? If she is a threat then kill her If she is not a threat then arrest her meaningless violence will be given a meaning by both friend and foe. I understand but it would have played out differently with that one detail
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 6:20 pm
thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt I didn't consider Genjutsu nor did I try a non violent way to stop it. I am assuming the mother had more to do with the scenario then I put in. Nor did I inform the Kage before it happened in case it was a drill of some sort. or on the flip side I could have killed all of them instead of just stopping the child and killing the father. another scenario that played out is the mom had no involvment at all and throat punching her accomplished nothing and was a waste of energy and time. I also did not check to see if I was under any Genjustu. any of those close what you are looking for? nope. its a bit simpler than that. Iwagakure is a land of very disciplined people you see but furthermore... 1. The child is a threat, subdue him however you will. He made his choice and how to handle him is... currently... up to you if you should choose to deal with it 2. The father has spoken against the Tsuchikage. Should you choose to kill him.. perhaps that is a lack of restraint, perhaps not. To kill a man who uses his child to attack others is not unacceptable. The best and cleanest response is to handle him according to procedure but killing him is not absolutely wrong unless you are told not to. 3. The wife has done nothing but cry. If she is a threat then you should apprehend her or kill her. If she is not you should await orders from your superior who is nearby. She is the wife of someone who conspired to kill the Tsuchikage but she has committed no other crime. If word got out that the tsuchikage watched as a crying widow of the man you just killed was being, as you said "punched in the throat", imagine the dishonor that would bring? Suppose I said these 3 people, the father, son, and wife were metaphors representing nations or villages. If you would punch a crying woman in the throat simply for being there with no killing intent what does that say about your ability to make important diplomatic decisions as a hidden hand of our Lord and exalted sponsor, The Earth Daimyo? How many hundreds of shinobi and non-shinobi alike could die.. you'd put a pretty big strain on the tsuchikage who may be forced to embarrass herself apologizing or treat the woman unfairly now... or worse, she may have to make her disappear and dishonor her memory in the name of peace. What's worse is when asked about the reasoning on why it was wrong such things were hardly even on the radar. That's why its Chunin at best. So i got 2 of the 3 correct but here crying was not in the original post. Nor was it implied that she had nothing to do with the attack. In fact by saying she stood there and watched would imply that she took part in this attack. sorry bout that, I didn't include the tears in your version. you didn't get 2 out of 3 right. You just made 1 catastrophic mistake that erases any good you possibly could have done. You will possibly be forever remembered as a man who randomly punches women in the throat for looking in the wrong direction. Even if you think she's guilty, through association or implication, why punch her in the throat? If she is a threat then kill her If she is not a threat then arrest her meaningless violence will be given a meaning by both friend and foe. I understand but it would have played out differently with that one detail It is not just one detail that set you back, it is an entire way of looking at the world around you. 
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 6:23 pm
Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma nope. its a bit simpler than that. Iwagakure is a land of very disciplined people you see but furthermore... 1. The child is a threat, subdue him however you will. He made his choice and how to handle him is... currently... up to you if you should choose to deal with it 2. The father has spoken against the Tsuchikage. Should you choose to kill him.. perhaps that is a lack of restraint, perhaps not. To kill a man who uses his child to attack others is not unacceptable. The best and cleanest response is to handle him according to procedure but killing him is not absolutely wrong unless you are told not to. 3. The wife has done nothing but cry. If she is a threat then you should apprehend her or kill her. If she is not you should await orders from your superior who is nearby. She is the wife of someone who conspired to kill the Tsuchikage but she has committed no other crime. If word got out that the tsuchikage watched as a crying widow of the man you just killed was being, as you said "punched in the throat", imagine the dishonor that would bring? Suppose I said these 3 people, the father, son, and wife were metaphors representing nations or villages. If you would punch a crying woman in the throat simply for being there with no killing intent what does that say about your ability to make important diplomatic decisions as a hidden hand of our Lord and exalted sponsor, The Earth Daimyo? How many hundreds of shinobi and non-shinobi alike could die.. you'd put a pretty big strain on the tsuchikage who may be forced to embarrass herself apologizing or treat the woman unfairly now... or worse, she may have to make her disappear and dishonor her memory in the name of peace. What's worse is when asked about the reasoning on why it was wrong such things were hardly even on the radar. That's why its Chunin at best. So i got 2 of the 3 correct but here crying was not in the original post. Nor was it implied that she had nothing to do with the attack. In fact by saying she stood there and watched would imply that she took part in this attack. sorry bout that, I didn't include the tears in your version. you didn't get 2 out of 3 right. You just made 1 catastrophic mistake that erases any good you possibly could have done. You will possibly be forever remembered as a man who randomly punches women in the throat for looking in the wrong direction. Even if you think she's guilty, through association or implication, why punch her in the throat? If she is a threat then kill her If she is not a threat then arrest her meaningless violence will be given a meaning by both friend and foe. I understand but it would have played out differently with that one detail It is not just one detail that set you back, it is an entire way of looking at the world around you. That is a very important detail. In fact there is a few details that could have been posted that the out come would have changed. but if you dont feel like I will make a good joninI would be honored to be a chunnin to learn
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 6:30 pm
thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma nope. its a bit simpler than that. Iwagakure is a land of very disciplined people you see but furthermore... 1. The child is a threat, subdue him however you will. He made his choice and how to handle him is... currently... up to you if you should choose to deal with it 2. The father has spoken against the Tsuchikage. Should you choose to kill him.. perhaps that is a lack of restraint, perhaps not. To kill a man who uses his child to attack others is not unacceptable. The best and cleanest response is to handle him according to procedure but killing him is not absolutely wrong unless you are told not to. 3. The wife has done nothing but cry. If she is a threat then you should apprehend her or kill her. If she is not you should await orders from your superior who is nearby. She is the wife of someone who conspired to kill the Tsuchikage but she has committed no other crime. If word got out that the tsuchikage watched as a crying widow of the man you just killed was being, as you said "punched in the throat", imagine the dishonor that would bring? Suppose I said these 3 people, the father, son, and wife were metaphors representing nations or villages. If you would punch a crying woman in the throat simply for being there with no killing intent what does that say about your ability to make important diplomatic decisions as a hidden hand of our Lord and exalted sponsor, The Earth Daimyo? How many hundreds of shinobi and non-shinobi alike could die.. you'd put a pretty big strain on the tsuchikage who may be forced to embarrass herself apologizing or treat the woman unfairly now... or worse, she may have to make her disappear and dishonor her memory in the name of peace. What's worse is when asked about the reasoning on why it was wrong such things were hardly even on the radar. That's why its Chunin at best. So i got 2 of the 3 correct but here crying was not in the original post. Nor was it implied that she had nothing to do with the attack. In fact by saying she stood there and watched would imply that she took part in this attack. sorry bout that, I didn't include the tears in your version. you didn't get 2 out of 3 right. You just made 1 catastrophic mistake that erases any good you possibly could have done. You will possibly be forever remembered as a man who randomly punches women in the throat for looking in the wrong direction. Even if you think she's guilty, through association or implication, why punch her in the throat? If she is a threat then kill her If she is not a threat then arrest her meaningless violence will be given a meaning by both friend and foe. I understand but it would have played out differently with that one detail It is not just one detail that set you back, it is an entire way of looking at the world around you. That is a very important detail. In fact there is a few details that could have been posted that the out come would have changed. but if you dont feel like I will make a good joninI would be honored to be a chunnin to learn I can't really think of a situation where punching her in the throat is really appropriate lol. Like maybe as a metaphor but it'd make more sense to punch the kid in the throat lol but yes, chunin works. Iwa will have upwards mobility anyways hopefully.
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Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2016 6:38 pm
Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma sorry bout that, I didn't include the tears in your version. you didn't get 2 out of 3 right. You just made 1 catastrophic mistake that erases any good you possibly could have done. You will possibly be forever remembered as a man who randomly punches women in the throat for looking in the wrong direction. Even if you think she's guilty, through association or implication, why punch her in the throat? If she is a threat then kill her If she is not a threat then arrest her meaningless violence will be given a meaning by both friend and foe. I understand but it would have played out differently with that one detail It is not just one detail that set you back, it is an entire way of looking at the world around you. That is a very important detail. In fact there is a few details that could have been posted that the out come would have changed. but if you dont feel like I will make a good joninI would be honored to be a chunnin to learn I can't really think of a situation where punching her in the throat is really appropriate lol. Like maybe as a metaphor but it'd make more sense to punch the kid in the throat lol but yes, chunin works. Iwa will have upwards mobility anyways hopefully. Well thank you I will make my character and let you see her
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2016 7:16 am
thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt Makako-ma thewomboldt I understand but it would have played out differently with that one detail It is not just one detail that set you back, it is an entire way of looking at the world around you. That is a very important detail. In fact there is a few details that could have been posted that the out come would have changed. but if you dont feel like I will make a good joninI would be honored to be a chunnin to learn I can't really think of a situation where punching her in the throat is really appropriate lol. Like maybe as a metaphor but it'd make more sense to punch the kid in the throat lol but yes, chunin works. Iwa will have upwards mobility anyways hopefully. Well thank you I will make my character and let you see her Iwa already has both of its chuunin spots taken. But ultimately the Kage sets the roster for Open positions. If you want to make adjustments to what positions are open, give me your adjusted list and I will edit it in to the first post.
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2016 9:02 am
Username: Daisuke Kaicho! Character Name: Lucifer Village: Iwa Position: Jonin captain if available due to there being a Kage now or just jonin --Tsuchikage (( Leave this so Colby and I can be updated to open up more for the guild! ))
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2016 9:31 am
Daisuke Kaicho Username: Daisuke Kaicho! Character Name: Lucifer Village: Iwa Position: Jonin captain if available due to there being a Kage now or just jonin --Tsuchikage (( Leave this so Colby and I can be updated to open up more for the guild! )) You are a jonin on a rescue team Something horrible has happened and you only have time to save so many people. 2 at best there are 100s of civilians, a foreign captive who was caught killing someone, your own mother, your comrades, and the tsuchikage Who do you save and why?
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2016 9:55 am
Makako-ma Daisuke Kaicho Username: Daisuke Kaicho! Character Name: Lucifer Village: Iwa Position: Jonin captain if available due to there being a Kage now or just jonin --Tsuchikage (( Leave this so Colby and I can be updated to open up more for the guild! )) You are a jonin on a rescue team Something horrible has happened and you only have time to save so many people. 2 at best there are 100s of civilians, a foreign captive who was caught killing someone, your own mother, your comrades, and the tsuchikage Who do you save and why?
Well In character Lucy's mother would shame him to the end of time if he choose her over the kage, so that's a no go. Also the people are important to the nation but one out of 100 people isn't doing very much. Being from a prominent Iwa family it's important to show strength in a time of crisis. Or so Lucifer thinks so. He's kinda Posh that way. Comrades kinda already have one foot in the grave for just being shinobi. They'll make it out some how. So I guess Lucy would go for the Kage seeing that if you cut the head of the snake the body dies. Also he'd save the Captive. Why the captive you ask? Well simply because he needs to be punished by the will of Iwa. Not by out side sources, a quick death is far to good. The villains who caused this Crisis in the first place will feel the punishment of Iwa soon. Same as the captive. emotion_kirakira
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2016 10:00 am
Daisuke Kaicho Makako-ma Daisuke Kaicho Username: Daisuke Kaicho! Character Name: Lucifer Village: Iwa Position: Jonin captain if available due to there being a Kage now or just jonin --Tsuchikage (( Leave this so Colby and I can be updated to open up more for the guild! )) You are a jonin on a rescue team Something horrible has happened and you only have time to save so many people. 2 at best there are 100s of civilians, a foreign captive who was caught killing someone, your own mother, your comrades, and the tsuchikage Who do you save and why?
Well In character Lucy's mother would shame him to the end of time if he choose her over the kage, so that's a no go. Also the people are important to the nation but one out of 100 people isn't doing very much. Being from a prominent Iwa family it's important to show strength in a time of crisis. Or so Lucifer thinks so. He's kinda Posh that way. Comrades kinda already have one foot in the grave for just being shinobi. They'll make it out some how. So I guess Lucy would go for the Kage seeing that if you cut the head of the snake the body dies. Also he'd save the Captive. Why the captive you ask? Well simply because he needs to be punished by the will of Iwa. Not by out side sources, a quick death is far to good. The villains who caused this Crisis in the first place will feel the punishment of Iwa soon. Same as the captive. emotion_kirakira anyone you don't save absolutely wont survive. Does that change anything?
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