June 14, 201510 yr In the asylum, a woman says Azo treats them "like humans." It seems to be a poor choice of words in a world with multiple humanoid races, especially since, if I'm squinting at her character model the right way, Freyol appears to be an elf herself! I think this was probably a typo for something like "kith."
June 15, 201510 yr Maybe it refers to the fact that racism is rampant in Eora and humans are treated better than the other races by other humans?
June 15, 201510 yr Hi there, So just seems to be a little misunderstanding here. Kith = all races in the world, Humans are a single race. So as stated by Freyol is correct. Thanks for your feedback. - Refer to this thread if you are having trouble finding any information I requested http://forums.obsidi...eport-an-issue/
June 15, 201510 yr Author Hi there, So just seems to be a little misunderstanding here. Kith = all races in the world, Humans are a single race. So as stated by Freyol is correct. Thanks for your feedback. Hi, thanks for replying but I don't understand your response. I know that "kith" = all races in this world. That's precisely why I think it's a better fit for this line. Freyol is saying "Some animancers treat us like vermin, but Azo doesn't. He treats us with the respect due to a sentient organism." That's why a word like "kith" is a better fit than the specific word "human" in this context. The word "people" would also be sufficiently generic (only it's used in the very next line). Saying, "Some animancers treat us like vermin, but Azo doesn't. He treats us like we are specifically members of the sentient race of Humans" is not a statement that makes any sense here. Edited June 15, 201510 yr by EphemeralToast
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