you are just prodding to prove me wrong on something to make some inane point . Yes , my point is this Don ' t ask for unity or understanding one another when you blame one side for all that shit that happens . My second point is this give me examples of Trump being character assassinatedYou call it inane , I call it . correcting the record . stop labeling 300 k people a hate groupThird time n o w t h e d o n a l d r e s t rictsronsortrelevancetall . dems are just a bunch of SJW ' s is it true ? I hope so . Social justice is a fine goal . make America great again . You do know simplistic slogans don ' t work outside of its intended audience ? <| sep |> I guess you ' re not the bong lord . <| sep |> I think I ' ll call on that Tolkien quote quite often now that it ' s been revealed to me . It summarises what I feel about the wonder of fantasy . And yours is a very interesting point , indeed . Yes , I think that the sense of curiosity is what drives exploration and is what I seek in fantasy . But more on the way characters seem to function in fantasy and the way they speak . I suppose what I like in fantasy is just a result of an antiquated way of speaking that isn ' t even unique to the genre . I mean even to the point of being almost formal in sentence structure . Again , I point to Tolkien . It ' s that sense of characters describing something at length . They wouldn ' t say , There ' s x over there , it looks like nice , they ' d describe it in detail and give it due to respect . It ' s difficult to explain what I mean . I suppose a better way of describing it is to think of events of lore in fantasy instead of physical objects . In fantasy great emphasis is put on happenings in the world . That probably originates from the oldest mythologies of our own world which are , naturally , things of wonder and curiosity and spoken of as greatly significant to the development of a particular civilization . That ' s clearer , I think . An example would be the finding of a scroll upon which a war is described . It ' s this sense that the world matters . Again , it ' s as if there is no such thing as the mundane . Most fantasy isn ' t really like this , however . Even though great value is put on magic items and figures of power , it ' s still not as described above for the most part . I ' m aware that people probably find this type of writing boring or overly sentimental and I know that it ' s not realistic to have some utopian kingdom ruled by cloaked lords speaking all politely and weeping over everything they see from the sheer joy of it all . But this is the part of fantasy I love the most . I ' m either making sense or I ' m talking gibberish