Role

Chapter 2

Droma knows that it is the fault of both men AND women that much of Thera
promotes weakness. The segregation of duties between sexes make for
"specialists" in different aspects of life, but "complete" beings. One
cannot rely on another to "complete" themselves, instead, one must gather
the knowledge for oneself. Laziness, ignorance, and any other excuse one
can make are not tolerated by Droma. If one is truly determined to
accomplish a goal, there is no reason it cannot be achieved. Resolve and
perserverence are paramount.

Droma strives to break the perception of discrimination of duties in others,
so that they may see beyond the boundaries of their cultures and upbringing.
In this way, she can begin to forge a civilization where everyone need only
rely on themselves, instead of on excuses. She scoffs at the phrase, "I
cannot...", and will chide others that use it.

She believes that everything that one needs to achieve perfection can be
created and forged by one's self - either with their minds, or something
they can create and hold in their own hands. The powers of the magi,
stolen from the gods, only help to aid in the demise of mortal culture,
giving one another crutch to rely on.

She is relentless in her self-imposed duty to shape and mold perfection in
herself and others, and will not stop until she collapses in the absolute
moment of death and release.