Give Up The Goat
05-13-2014, 06:28 PM
Upon this a question arises: whether it is better to be loved than feared or feared than loved?The word 'rivulet' did mean a small stream, but he was definitely not as calm and quiet as one. He was loud, stubborn, careless, and fearless. And the man had only named himself that as a pup because it sounded dangerous. When he found out what the word meant, he had second thoughts about keeping the name. But no name like it came to mind at the time. So he kept it, and likes it. Besides, who cares about the meaning of a name. The sound of the name is better... Rivulet already loved the personality of this young girl. She got easily concerned over almost everything he said, spoke in such a tone that made him smile with warmth, and was just...cute. If he could, he would cling up against her and snuggle her as if she were his toy. But he was sure her parents or whoever was looking after her would grow wary of him being near her. Which would suck because he loooved her company. She made him just...loosen up a bit. But he wasnt in love with a pup...was he? The man just grinned with excitement and mischeif as the little damsel went on about him pissing packs off. But he did't mind! He loved her cute litte squeaks of worry. The banana boy crossed his forearms across his chest and allowed his tail to lightly pat at the ground, before his maw parted slowly and word rolled off his tongue. None of them do! Usually they'll drive me out, or I'll leave myself when the amusement dies down. But if they try to attack me...I'll tear their throats out. Usually most would think about saying such infront of children. But as a child, language was very active. So he didn't think saying, "I'll shove their eyes up their ass," was bad. The man finished and nodded pleasingly to his words. But he quickly added, I'm more dangerous than I sound. "Speech" |