Ninth Rerun - Like a bat out of hell

[speeding]

Okay, poll. Is transmogrified a real word? And what does it mean?

Also, anyone ever heard of a creepy guy named Pandemonium? How about a Memphis Mefeestofeelis M&M Mephistopheles?

And finally who here knows much about Hell? I mean the old, sulfur and brimstone, damned souls, lake of fire place.

Bonus: I look awesome. Cape, helmet, totally badass. Why does it give me such a weird vibe?

((OOC: Strikes are readable. Tommy is dressed like his grandpa AKA Magneto.))

Comments

[burnt_orangesky]

Something along those lines, yes; I get the distinct feeling that it is not.

[speeding]

So could you transmogrify a soul?

[burnt_orangesky]

I [paaaause. 'Soul' is such an abstract idea...] I suppose, if you could somehow grasp a 'soul', make it tangible in some manner and able to be transmogrified. [Carefully skirting around mentioning the 'm' word. Moving right along...]

Though I had rather thought the concept of a 'soul' was more a poetic way to say 'life force' or something of the sort, as opposed to something real.

[speeding]

No I'm pretty sure this guy was talking about his soul, sounded like he sold it to a demon and then it got turned into these babies, or he thought it had.

[burnt_orangesky]

[Oddly, Fred's reaction to hearing someone sold their soul to a demon is a strong desire to laugh. Very strange...]

In that case... then yes. If it is a solid, tangible thing, I do not see why it cannot be transmogrified, if the person doing the transmogrification knows how to do it.

I suppose it is oddly fitting that a soul was transformed into children, if a bit unfortunate for the previous owner.