I kinda regret watching Sonic now, because after all those fireworks of Chaos control, manipulation of Space and Time, mindboggling astro-physics, action, rather interesting dialogues at very rare times, speeeeeeeeeeeeeeed, a few cool moves here and there, I suddenly feel very, megalomanical. I have this need to emit some destructive energy, or to zip from here to there with abandon, or tie space and time together so as to reach distances never travelled before in negligible measure of time. The problem is that it nearly feels evil, this want to cause damage...like in the morning when there were so many people surrounding me when conducting, I felt this need to do some kinda chaos blast and knock them all down, or away. Maybe I oughta talk about this evil lust in me for power and how I'm coming to hate it...
For one, there have been instances I've been so angry with a person or people that I've thought, if only I could inflict a bit of pain perhaps that person would think carefully next time he or she or they approach(es) me. When there's a need to prove myself in competition and it seems like I don't have what it takes, it seems that the only way to get by is to instil fear through displays of immense but controlled violence, meaning no one gets too badly hurt, much property could get damaged to make an example, and I get respect. Of course, that's a stupid, childish, bully-like way to achieve things, but such is the extent of the evils of male ego, a quality that has been proven to be abundant in me.
This anger may be justified, so I feel sometimes. Is it? All anger is wrong. But sometimes I feel that I need to blow up. It seems that people will only start moving when someone starts losing his temper. Why? So I find that anger can be a negative feedback mechanism. If people are doing something to make a person angry, obviously it's bad or provoking. The person will blow up in order to quickly correct what is going wrong, so that the 'wrongdoers' will work to doing things right. What upsets me now is the fact that people won't accept shouting anymore. They think that people who shout are barbarous, undignified and unworthy to be even considered. Trinetta said that shouting at people at this point in time will not work. Sure it's true. But I know myself that I'm so patient that my blowing up means that something is veeeeery wrong. So now, I have two camps actually, one who supports what I could very cutely call 'loud disciplining', and another that doesn't. For the former, you'll notice that they're either from a military band, or in particular Anderson.
Maybe this shouting thing that sprouted from Anderson has become culture. Mr Lim shouted like nobody's business. After a while we realised that his shouting is for a reason, and when he shouts (at least for me) it doesn't mean we get scared and cry, it means he's communicating with us. He's saying "stop being complacent, get up, move and do things right!". That means, you get up, move and do things right. Anger as a form of communication? His anger is definitely out of love, I'd say and sweep you all off your feet. He gets angry because he knows it's for our good. I think that display of anger is constructive when you know how to respond to its authority.
People, Mr Whitby's scolding sessions are coming this Wednesday, so buckle up! Don't be scared that he's arrowing you! Just be on your toes and deliver him what he wants. If he asks a question, get it answered. If he passes a command, get it done. He doesn't like what you're doing, say you'll change it immediately or as soon as possible. His display of anger, so it may seem, is constructive.
Now the thing that bugs me is that when I'm reaching the boiling point, there isn't much 'love' coming as an intention.Do you think that when parents scold 'out of love', they really have love when they spank you, or they know that this unleashing of controlled anger is a mere lesson to show you who's boss or what's wrong, thereby justifying anger? This is a moral issue whose debate goes on relentlessly in my mind. Hmmm...but I think that when I get angry people misunderstand me and my reasons for why I'm angry and they immediately start putting me down. Maybe they want to smother out the 'fire' within? Or maybe it's just because people behave irrationally when under stress or angry.
When I was thinking of this anger hatred thing, plus my kiddish but seemingly sinful wish for superpower, it suddenly dawned on me; I'd make the perfect supervillain. All villains are endowed with superpowers the same way superheroes are, but what separates them is their decision to use their powers for evil purposes. And the sole reason you find, that villains be villains, is because they're hurt; they've been wronged by people and want to make things even. Suddenly, I think I understood what goes through a villain's head. And isn't this what the Jedi are warned against, any feelings, especially that of hatred or anger as it will lead them to the dark side? It makes perfect sense.
You see, anger and power make an irresistable concoction to hard to ignore. Sonic once turned into an unorthodox super form in the new season, one dubbed "Dark Super Sonic". For one, he didn't need the power of the chaos emeralds, although there were about a hundred fakes one floor beneath him. Mind you there are only about seven originals known so far. How did he use the power of the fake emeralds so easily, when noramlly the real emeralds have to be of closer proximity to him to become the noble Super Sonic? He became dark sonic upon seeing his friends locked up, injured and looking frightened, a scene which apparently upset him so much that for once in 80 episodes he felt angry. A small tinge of anger was all tha was needed. Metarex Narcissus presented a Gold and Silver prototype for him to fight as a normal hedgehog so he could gather data in order to defeat him next time, but the presentation of this challenge birthed an evil smirk on Sonic, which then was followed by him ripping the robots as if they were aluminium cans, with such graphic detail that I'm sure the animators took a lot more time rendering that than anything else. I'm sure in his normal state, it would have taken a lot longer to defeat them. And then guess what, Robotnik comes into the scene and ticks Sonic off for losing his temper...whoa, Robotnik is more moral than Sonic.
Ok ok, enough sonic blabber. In the end, it seems that power and hatred converge into this destructive but attractive force. It is easy to fall prey to its lure, and it damages. I hope that this megalomania doesn't stay too long, and I reject it, absolutely.