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<blockquote data-quote="Afrodyte" data-source="post: 847641" data-attributes="member: 8713">This is pretty much my viewpoint as well.&nbsp; When I think of conjuring a demon, I don't think of a puff of green, black, or red smoke and a really ugly thing standing in front of me.&nbsp; I think of a tower of flame transforming into the most vile thing imaginable.&nbsp; Flowers wilt as it passes.&nbsp; Animals panic in its presence, and the little critters die outright.&nbsp; Even the most craven of people feel uncomfortable around it.&nbsp; I mean, just becuase it's summoned doesn't mean that it stops being what it is.&nbsp; A demon is more than a creature.&nbsp; It is a manifestation of a cosmic force.&nbsp; And when the purpose of said cosmic force is to corrupt and destroy everything orderly, virtuous, and beautiful, the powers that be could be justifiably upset when its servants are thwarted in this pursuit.Then again, I'm just getting my ideas from Goethe and Marlowe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Afrodyte, post: 847641, member: 8713"] This is pretty much my viewpoint as well. When I think of conjuring a demon, I don't think of a puff of green, black, or red smoke and a really ugly thing standing in front of me. I think of a tower of flame transforming into the most vile thing imaginable. Flowers wilt as it passes. Animals panic in its presence, and the little critters die outright. Even the most craven of people feel uncomfortable around it. I mean, just becuase it's summoned doesn't mean that it stops being what it is. A demon is more than a creature. It is a manifestation of a cosmic force. And when the purpose of said cosmic force is to corrupt and destroy everything orderly, virtuous, and beautiful, the powers that be could be justifiably upset when its servants are thwarted in this pursuit. Then again, I'm just getting my ideas from Goethe and Marlowe. [/QUOTE]

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