>One, the way she acted, talked, hunted, and knowledge of the
>areas of Thera, she was one of the most newbie people I have
>met on the mud since starting playing.

Of course none of this could have been role related. I mean, having your entire value system thrown into upheaval certainly wouldn't be disorienting or anything. And for the record, Gretas player has been CFing for a few years now.

>Two, I felt some akinship with her, seeing I was new once as
>well, and so took extra time out of my life to help her in a
>hundred different ways.

And then #### all over the effort you put into helping someone, by blasting them for letting the character go, all the while knowing nothing at all about why. This basically says "You were worth my time when what I was teaching you could possibly help me, by making you a more competant cabalmate. Since you're not my cabalmate anymore, it was a waste of my time".
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>Three, it is a waste of my time when I could have spent it on
>applicants that are going to play, of which there is a lot of
>applicants.

Read my previous paragraph, apply it doubly here for this statement.
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>Four, being nice, showing them the ropes, and finally
>inducting them, because obviously this was her first cabal,
>only to have her stop playing the day of induction and auto
>delete. That leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Because if she is
>not going to even play the cabal, why seek induction, to waste
>my time? Which ultimately it was a waste of time. I can think
>of a lot of other ways to spend my time.

Uhh, listening to you say things like "Obviously this was her first cabal" is really entertaining, since I can think of at least a half dozen heroed and caballed characters the plyer has had in the last year alone. Why should her character or her playing or not playing it have anything to do with you? I hate to break it to you, but the mud, and certainly the world, do not revolve around you and your agenda. (Everyone ought to know by now, the world revolves around ME)

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>Five, you already hold the title for biggest douche bag in the
>universe, mainly because you spout your mouth off before
>knowing nothing of the situation you are commenting on, nor do
>you understand the time I spent nor the things I did to go out
>of my way, thus you have no idea the situation. It is best if
>you be quiet before you embarrass yourself any more.

Let me repeat something here. "you already hold the title for biggest douche bag in the universe, mainly because you spout your mouth off before knowing nothing of the situation you are commenting on". I'm not going to turn this into a "I am rubber you are glue" sort of nonsense thread, but this is precisely what you did with your whiny little bitch ass post, which I called you on in the first place.

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>And my last question, is the reason you are so strongly
>defending Gretta is because you were Gretta? I think so, which
>confirms all my points.

Not at all. For starters, I've been playing the mud longer than almost anyone. So your point about the player being a newbie would be even less accurate in my case. Secondly you said you had to show her how to hunt. Again, having had several cabal leaders and a general of the village, I'm perfectly aware of how to hunt and kill, and can find my way around the mud just fine. Same deal, your comparison doesn't hold water. Thirdly, I own up to every one of my characters once the character is gone, even my experimental characters that sucked pretty badly (ALA Chandrella, whom I may add you tried repeatedly to kill but never managed to alone. Wanna teach me some more tactics there junior?) And fourthly, I fought and killed Greta once in a raid on the Palace with a character I recently deleted whom hasn't shown up yet on the graveyard. Kind of hard to be in two places at once, in both a raiding and defending position. But then you do so love your conclusion jumping and speculating, don't you?

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