That is likely the point. It didn't matter the age - as long as they were originally from Khaenri'ah. Children who lived on the streets, or were born in noble houses...it is a curse with no discrimination.
In some ways, it is similar to your own dilemma in that there is no true cure.
...It is admittedly why I am not fond of gods, nonetheless. And I see that such disparity in fairness is present with this one here as well.
[ If Dainsleif gets his hands around this Father's neck he will try to wring it and then kick him like a football to everyone else to rip apart. Seems like a reasonable enough course of action. ]
[ It makes sense that the affliction she describes seems to have been more or less a 'curse' in some way, so when she says those words, he easily understands.
And for the rest...? ]
...I agree.
Oftentimes, even beyond the issue of others becoming seduced by powers beyond the imagination, there are those who have been granted too much power - or, at times, even authority, without any sense of responsibility in wielding either. Figuratively and literally.
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In some ways, it is similar to your own dilemma in that there is no true cure.
...It is admittedly why I am not fond of gods, nonetheless. And I see that such disparity in fairness is present with this one here as well.
[ If Dainsleif gets his hands around this Father's neck he will try to wring it and then kick him like a football to everyone else to rip apart. Seems like a reasonable enough course of action. ]
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I understand. If I knew the person who placed this curse on all of us...[There would be no stopping her if she could tear him apart from limb to limb]
'Tis no wonder why people should not hath unlimited powers.
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And for the rest...? ]
...I agree.
Oftentimes, even beyond the issue of others becoming seduced by powers beyond the imagination, there are those who have been granted too much power - or, at times, even authority, without any sense of responsibility in wielding either. Figuratively and literally.