Morrowind : The Sharmat's Dilemma by SharmatNerevar #Morrowind #TheElderScrolls #DagothUr
A Recount of The Nerevarine’s Dialectic with Dagoth-Ur. After The Nerevarine and Dagoth-Ur discussed their identities and plans for Kargnaec’s tools and the heart, they turned their attention to the deeper matters, namely their justifications. Dagoth-Ur defends his actions as the altruistic actions of a god. He states his belief that gods are nihilistic entities, and therefore not subject to the morality of mortals, but instead entitled to create their own morality. He believes his position to be the more conservative one and the more just one. The Nerevarine defends the right of people to create their own destiny, the morality of mortals, and believes his position will free the Dunmer, if not now, than in the future. This dialogue was reconstructed by first hand accounts of The Nerevarine to the scribes of the dissident priests, and through the mediums of Azura.
A Recount of The Nerevarine’s Dialectic with Dagoth-Ur. After The Nerevarine and Dagoth-Ur discussed their identities and plans for Kargnaec’s tools and the heart, they turned their attention to the deeper matters, namely their justifications. Dagoth-Ur defends his actions as the altruistic actions of a god. He states his belief that gods are nihilistic entities, and therefore not subject to the morality of mortals, but instead entitled to create their own morality. He believes his position to be the more conservative one and the more just one. The Nerevarine defends the right of people to create their own destiny, the morality of mortals, and believes his position will free the Dunmer, if not now, than in the future. This dialogue was reconstructed by first hand accounts of The Nerevarine to the scribes of the dissident priests, and through the mediums of Azura.