If you had a Death Note how would you use it?
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Woah. I'm flattered.rabidmidget said:
Other than that, save it for a rainy day.
EDIT: I see what you did there. You're awesome.
I don't really have a person I would like to kill, I normally don't wish death to ANYONE, not even my gravest enemy. A period of Pain and suffering, of rejection and isolation, Yeah. But never Death.Trezu said:
I wouldnt just abandon it, I would enter the Japanese Fan-boy market and sell it to the highest bidder.
If I had to use it, I'd off my ex, which is probably all I'd do. She's caused me so much pain. I should be able to let go, but it's hard sometimes.
Burn it.
I have no right to play God. I cannot bring myself to kill another human being due to my own values or morals.
To me, there is no justification for murder using Death Note.
If I was acting on orders from a superior or in self-defense, it'd be different, but I would never use the Death Note, especially not on a civilian.
I have no right to play God. I cannot bring myself to kill another human being due to my own values or morals.
To me, there is no justification for murder using Death Note.
If I was acting on orders from a superior or in self-defense, it'd be different, but I would never use the Death Note, especially not on a civilian.
"Michael Bay"
And I'd make it slow and agonizing. I'd spend a week just plotting the most painful and humiliating way to annihilate him. My only regret would come from the knowledge that no matter how torturous I make his demise, death will eventually deliver him to peaceful oblivion.
After that, I'd probably kill off all the North American government, but Bay, he's first.
And I'd make it slow and agonizing. I'd spend a week just plotting the most painful and humiliating way to annihilate him. My only regret would come from the knowledge that no matter how torturous I make his demise, death will eventually deliver him to peaceful oblivion.
After that, I'd probably kill off all the North American government, but Bay, he's first.
The death note represents ultimate power over the lives of the people who names and faces you possess. However without ultimate knowledge you are bound to suffer dire repercussions from using the notebook. In other words recklessly killing people without knowing the full story behind their situation can and will lead to unexpected outcomes. Light failed because Near knew something he did not. Burn the book.
I see what you did there.rabidmidget said:
OT:I would only hold on to it,possibly to threaten others. Going to technically-purgatory because I wanna BRING JUSTICE INTO THE WORLD is stupid.
Well my best friend was robbed today, i felt i had to share that. About how to use it i would kill lesser criminals and bigger ones wich are almost everywhere in my country finding their name's and pictures is not a problem (the bastards have Facebook) and well id just write "Killed in gun fight" no one would realise. And if you think im selfish or someting just let me know and ill tell you how many people dies arround here these days. This hole situation has gotten to me really bad this year and the last one, and i just cant take it.
Wow. Eight pages in twelve hours. There really is something about the Deathnote that is incredibly fascinating to people, isn't there? It poses the key moral question: who are you in the dark, anonymous and beyond consequence? In real life, there isn't likely to be an L to figure almost everything out within a couple weeks.
There's also the terrible irony that the Deathnote provides no protection or worldly power. You can't openly claim it's power without putting yourself at terrible risk. If Light had succeeded at making himself a ruler, he'd've face endless threats and attempted assassinations.
Honestly, I don't know what I'd do. There are people in this world that almost everyone would be happy to be rid of. But at the same time, there's no sharp line between evil and normal. There's no magic body count were you can say "yep, no one else needs killing". The very act of using this thing sets up an inbalance, you either have to accept yourself as a mass murderer (and thus need killing yourself), or claim some sort of divine immunity, piling up excuses like Light did, justifying an ever-lower bar for it's use. I like to think I wouldn't use it.
There's also the terrible irony that the Deathnote provides no protection or worldly power. You can't openly claim it's power without putting yourself at terrible risk. If Light had succeeded at making himself a ruler, he'd've face endless threats and attempted assassinations.
Honestly, I don't know what I'd do. There are people in this world that almost everyone would be happy to be rid of. But at the same time, there's no sharp line between evil and normal. There's no magic body count were you can say "yep, no one else needs killing". The very act of using this thing sets up an inbalance, you either have to accept yourself as a mass murderer (and thus need killing yourself), or claim some sort of divine immunity, piling up excuses like Light did, justifying an ever-lower bar for it's use. I like to think I wouldn't use it.