Story Post: Argument: One head is better than two
Resolved as Adopted by Gloopy Ghost at 8-0
Enacted by SingularByte
Adminned at 20 Apr 2022 10:10:43 UTC
To the untrained observer, this glyph from RECOVERED FRAGMENT 20220417-02 would appear to be a double-headed arrow, implying some kind of equivalence between the left hand side and the right hand side. Perhaps, that one may freely convert between the two.
However, I posit that the Atlantean culture would not treat arrows with the same cultural significance as their neighbours. Given that the image is of a line with an arrowhead which is disjointed from an angular object on its right, I posit that this glyph is in fact an atlatl, a spear thrower. The spear is in the process of being hurled to the left from the atlatl, implying a level of asymmetrical conflict inherent in the image.
In conclusion, to me this glyph says that if you have a sentence X [Glyph] Y, then Y damages, disrupts or destroys X or more generally it causes it to not be true. In some contexts, it might be used as the word “except”.
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