41st Devotion: Contemplating the Past

[favoritetraitor]

[Filtered away from Saya]

Is there such a thing as redemption for the past? Can a person ever progress beyond what life has handed them? Or are they forever stained beyond any hope of forgiveness of their circumstances...

An idle thought, but one which I would be interested in hearing others opinions about...

[Private to Aya]
Mr. Fujimiya, I'd like to order a bouquet of Red Tulips to be sent to the following address.

Comments

[cal-sitter.livejournal.com]

That's dependent on the circumstances and those in a position to forgive, isn't it?

[nogoodpeople.livejournal.com]

There is no easy answer to that.

Private

[redabyssinian.livejournal.com]

Alright.

[valentineluke.livejournal.com]

History books seem to dictate otherwise.

[horrible-phd.livejournal.com]

I think...I used to think people pretty much had set paths, had to do the best with whatever they had, whatever they were. Now, I guess I think it's possible to choose another path.

[Filtered, voice]

[x-hammertime-x.livejournal.com]

Guess it all depends on whether you can learn from the past, huh?

[somekindofsin.livejournal.com]

...I suppose I should say that redemption is always possible, provided it's truly wanted. Well... and if the correct people are asked. I would like to think it's possible, although I suspect I know precisely why you're asking this.

[hiscountess.livejournal.com]

Oh, for God's sake, don't be so melodramatic, Goldsmith. If you want to choose another lifestyle and change the choices you have already made, go do it, there is no point to ask other people's opinions for validation of what you must do. This reeks to self-pity.