05-31-2013, 03:35 PM
http://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/w...rk.192983/ whole story that I wrote about wh40k.
I wonder how many people got, at all, what I was trying to say.
Quote:In general the idea is good but I would prefer to go much more in detail about the dialogue between the main chars, their motivations, the dialogue with the Eldar in the galactic core, and specifically the end dialogues with the Chaos Gods as well as something resembling more of a traditional dialogue with the Tyranid. Perhaps in the form of "battle dance".
I view the Tyranid as representing more the external force of sexuality or death in birth upon the construct of the mind that the WH40K world represents while the Eye of chaos represent more of the centralized point of being. Similarly to how our north pole is different in geographic and magnetic ways. The warp "north pole" might be seen as the eye of terror and the south pole as the Tyranids. Towards that end the theory I have is that to connect the Tyranids that represent in their totality of being most the carnal sexuality, and the Chaos Gods and the warp which represent more in their refined form the ultimate refined sexuality or individuated beings of existence repeating in the void, would be to connect the "north pole" and the "south pole" of this plane of thought upon which the WH40K world exists.
Our world equivalent might be to seat Dawkins and a miracle performing Jesus at the same table. Or seating Obama and 6 months dead OBL at the same table next to a miracle performing Jesus. Either way, it would certainly produce something never before seen.
Towards that end I thought that the entry of the Nid's into the world would change the flow of the Emperors plans and thus he would eventually conclude that while he may never be able to defeat Horus, his mirror side and the force of chaos. And that he may never be intended to do so by the nature of reality and the birth of chaos itself. He can ensure that the worst does not happen, and that is that after he dies that Chaos would be capable of overwhelming everything.
This is only possible if worship itself is removed as a credible energy.
From that, starts the chain of events where the Emperor contacts the chapter master. From that the idea is that the Emperor is as uncertain as to the outcome of what happens next but that the concept of destroying the totality of chaos is important enough that the emperor can sacrifice one legion to verify his theory. And that the CM knows that even if it is a Chaos corruption, he still has enough time to help the Emperor and the Imperium verify if what is now possible is truly a new form of corruption or something else entirely.
As events unfold from there it becomes obvious that it maybe possible to prevent the death of trillions, with the death of hundreds billions. At this state there is no longer any question of corruption but rather, is the willpower of the CM sufficient to not only transcend demon-hood, but transcend the need for demon-hood as well as the need to continue to exist as the top demon afterwards. And thus challenge the very concept of the eternal struggle.
So the CM is guaranteed to enter the presence of all the gods. And within him he carries the spirit of the God-Emperor and wills himself to death even at the apex of all power in the universe. In the end turning the story into a kind of allegory of the power of the creative mind in immersion into the source material and the existence of the Gods of Chaos in our own world as well through the miracle of "the warp".
I wonder how many people got, at all, what I was trying to say.