Pledge of Mercy (Ecology:HomeStones): Difference between revisions
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}}The Pledge of Mercy is a traditional call-and-response chant, likely used to officiate ceremonies preformed by followers of Ecology:Home Stones. Its relative simplicity suggests that the chants primary use was to begin and end ceremonies by unifying participants under one doctrine. | }}The Pledge of Mercy is a traditional call-and-response chant, likely used to officiate ceremonies preformed by followers of Ecology:Home Stones. Its relative simplicity suggests that the chants primary use was to begin and end ceremonies by unifying participants under one doctrine. | ||
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 Scribed text uncovered in 1808 by Icelandic officials | |
The Pledge of Mercy is a traditional call-and-response chant, likely used to officiate ceremonies preformed by followers of Ecology:Home Stones. Its relative simplicity suggests that the chants primary use was to begin and end ceremonies by unifying participants under one doctrine.
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The original transcription, which the found document is reflective of, is as follows:
"Please place both hands upon your throat, and repeat after me for the Ecology:Home Stones pledge of mercy.
I, the strangled audience, solemnly vow
to maintain absolute control
in the face of morbid splendor.
And though I may never walk again,
I'm even faster when I'm crawling"
