Well, I think it's safe to say that J.Dork is not in Sicily. I seriously doubt the Voice wants him around.

Which is a good thing because no one is taking a magic nuke into that monastery.

I'm not so much worried about innocents as I am of upsetting the Eye at the end of the World.

Again not a chance I'll risk something like that, but I will be willingto use what ever means to move the fight away from the area without upsetting the Eye.

Michael T.

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Bert_the_Turtle wrote:Well now I'm going to have The Gentleman coming after me! I got one of those cards too! So now who's paranoid?!

If The Gentleman is chasing you, then you not paranoid.

Ron Caliburn wrote:If it's a contrived delusion, how can I feed it?

Figure of the speech. You obviously not feed the delusion; rather, perpetuate it, reinforce it. We ought to say to the turtle, "hello, you are not paranoid", but "holy moly, I not knew the turtle could be more paranoid".

kalle wrote:

Bert_the_Turtle wrote:Well now I'm going to have The Gentleman coming after me! I got one of those cards too! So now who's paranoid?!

If The Gentleman is chasing you, then you not paranoid.

That was the point I was trying to make

Tiny bit of the dissociative behaviour. One minute paranoid. The next, not. Could be schizophrenia.

anYthings posible. its BerT were talking 'bout after all.

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you...and just because they're after you, doesn't mean you're not paranoid.

Yes, paranoia is the delusion. One from with Bert suffers. He admits it himself. Focus on the healing but the justifying of the delusion.

In our line of work, a little paranoia is usually very justified...

You got the right idea, but the wrong execution. Perpetuating the delusion over the reality is never the good thing to make.

And most of them prefer it that way... Is it delusion to fear that we could be hunted even as we hunt? Even if it is delusional, that fear motivates us to protect ourselves and our loved ones, so that, should anything happen, we may live to continue hunting those things that need to be culled from our world.

From all I know of Katja, I think she is talking about the fact that delusions are not windows to the paranormal, rather to the sick mind. In other words, they make you see and believe things that are not there, that are not real. As opposed to opening your eyes to those things.