I've been reading them on and off since 2013.
And I have seen a pattern emerge: every Nobody contender has their own personal, Woman of Scars.
I like to also call her, the Woman of Stars, by the by.
Another pattern: they almost always hate their Woman of Scars. Have been slighted, used, or abandoned by their Woman of Scars, and that contributes to an overall anger and misogyny that is VERY "Un-nobodylike"
They tend to say she is evil now, working for the illuminati, they don't need her.
But I don't think that's quite fair.
Many Nobody contenders are fire and brimstone freaks. They want judgement and pain upon the "evil" they perceive. They want people to suffer and die in the name of a new world and Yahweh.
So...isn't that kind of evil too?
Let's go back to eve and the garden.
Was Eve evil for eating the apple?
Fucking no imo.
"The Garden of Eve"
https://cybercosmopolitan.wordpress.com ... en-of-eve/
Excerpt:
I think if nobody ate the forbidden fruit, god wouldn’t have made the tree of knowledge. You don’t put a shiny toy in nursery school for the benefit of the adults supervising it. But you might put it there to see what the kids will do with it. Eve’s fate was sealed from the start because god saw her as a source of treachery through which adam could be corrupted, and we even see that story being echoed ithink if nobody ate the forbidden fruit, god wouldn’t have made the tree of knowledge. You don’t put a shiny toy in nursery school for the benefit of the adults supervising it. But you might put it there to see what the kids will do with it. Eve’s fate was sealed from the start because god saw her as a source of treachery through which adam could be corrupted.
perhaps, being created of adam’s rib had an unexpected side effect. without even trying, she’s already under his skin, and he can’t forget her. it provokes a desire that comes before human sensibilities and to which human sensibilities threaten to return. god faults adam for being decieved by eve, but also gave adam the lust to fall under her spell. not sure where her influence begins and his own desires end, it’s no wonder that the accusation of witchery became so popular.
maybe the serpent managed to speak to eve not because of her lack of judgement, but because of her ability to choose. Unlike adam, she was capable of defiance, but only through her did he go against his commandments. throughout history, woman have become like serpents – contorting themselves under the feet of mankind, trying not to be trampled. only in the night, in the moon, beyond the watchful eye of the light, was eve free to remember the knowledge she paid such a heavy price for back in the garden of eden.
