Dᴏʀɪᴀɴ Pᴀᴠᴜs, ʜᴜᴍᴀɴ ᴅɪsᴀsᴛᴇʀ (
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Not a fan of us, are you?
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[Finally, he gives a shrug and decides to be honest] ...I've had decent experiences with elves, one-on-one. They're people just like anyone else. I can see that.
But the only elf group I've encountered? Made a kid wait in a monster-infested swamp forest while our group attended to business because they couldn't stand to have a half-elf dirty their village. Meanwhile the only reason humans were allowed in at all was because we had orders from the King saying they had to help - but they sure did what they could to make it extra difficult.
[Like making them climb a gorge for a leaf and then not warning them the leaf was guarded by a GIANT MONSTER. Thanks guys]
So...no, even if I know they're just people and it's not fair to judge a whole race on one part of them - especially when I haven't met an elf from Heimdall in the fleet? ...I can't deny groups of them makes me feel a little...uneasy.
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I wish it hadn't been so. In Thedas elves mistrust humans because they've rarely treated us as anything better than slaves or servants, and I would like to say I've met more than a handful who do the opposite, but I can't. Still, I try to save my judgements on a case to case kind of basis. I hope this won't... disrupt anything, between us.
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Don't worry, it shouldn't...I don't think. Even if part of me feel uneasy sometimes, I do try to try to treat everyone on a case by case basis.
[He shrugs] 'Sides, like you said- it's not like my kind are a whole lot better. I'm not blind to the terrible things they've done either, it's just...well, I have to see them more, so...I guess I'm more used to their shit than elves'?
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I guess all we can hope for is trying to try, hmm? I think we'll get along just fine.
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Heh...yeah, I hope so.
Do let me know if I say something bad, alright though? I'm barely familiar with talking to elves of my world, much less the other worlds where apparently half the stuff's different.
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[He doesn't think he would, or that those insults even exist outside of Thedas, but just to be sure it doesn't happen in some sort of terrible nickname attempt she'll put it out there. Just to be sure.]
Are there any secrets about humans I would be better off knowing, to be sure we stay on each other's good sides?
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[Seriously Thedas, pick up the game. But he considers the question before shrugging]
I can only speak for Aselian humans, but...really just steer clear of ranching jokes and calling us "Inferior Beings" and you should be fine.
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And yet it still works, and there are still elven children who will cry when shemlen spit it at them. Context is everything, I suppose. And I imagine it can only help me understand how ranching jokes are offensive, because as far as I'm aware ranching is a perfectly sensible way to make a living.
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Mm, I suppose. Sorry.
[The sorry is said casually, lightly even- but definitely noted in his mind not something to say again. He didn't have to understand for it not to be painful, right. But at the question of the ranching, he'll purses his lips just slightly]
If you're talking about ranching livestock animals- sure. That's sensible. I've heard of other worlds still using that phrase to mean it that way.
But there's this half-elf group, Desians. They like to run these places called Human Ranches. [There's a slight shake of his head] They're as pleasant as they sound.
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That's awful. [There are other words, but she settles on awful.] I hope it isn't something you had too much exposure to, for your own sake.
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[They weren't so lucky. He gives a little shrug and wrings his hands; his tone is lighter on the next part, as if trying to go back to casual]
Did help take a couple of them down, at least, so I saw them then. It was a weird job. Signed on to just help escort a group to a city I'd been to before- but then crap kept getting weirder and weirder until next thing I know I'm in another land raiding Human Ranches so we can stop a rampaging tree from consuming the whole country.
...Still not entirely sure how it came to that.