Anyway, as for what can change the nature of a man... I agree that nature is a little too nebulous unless defined. Without such a definition, I would say anything can potentially change a man's behavior; if not in large ways than in small aspects. Nature, though, would depend on definition...
What can change the nature of a man?
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Yeah, Planescape: Torment features this question quite prominently. (And, so far as I've played, manages to sneak away without ever defining a "correct" answer.
As it should.) Good game, I'd recommend it...
Anyway, as for what can change the nature of a man... I agree that nature is a little too nebulous unless defined. Without such a definition, I would say anything can potentially change a man's behavior; if not in large ways than in small aspects. Nature, though, would depend on definition...
Anyway, as for what can change the nature of a man... I agree that nature is a little too nebulous unless defined. Without such a definition, I would say anything can potentially change a man's behavior; if not in large ways than in small aspects. Nature, though, would depend on definition...
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That game rocked. My answer was always "regret." When you think about it, what we regret often changes us to try and avoid compounding that regret.Kloreep wrote:Yeah, Planescape: Torment features this question quite prominently. (And, so far as I've played, manages to sneak away without ever defining a "correct" answer.As it should.) Good game, I'd recommend it...