• @Zorque
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    172 months ago

    Turns out we were the predators. They say “be not afraid” because they actually want to talk to that person, not frighten them away from a tasty meal.

    • @qarbone
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      242 months ago

      What? Does this make sense or am I unwell?

      Why would the angel say “be not afraid” because he wants the predator to chill out and…eat them? Are angels piloted by suicidal, parasitic organisms forcing them to be eaten in order for the predator to spread more parasites?

      • @Zorque
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        -52 months ago

        because they actually want to talk to that person

        Perhaps you missed part of my comment.

          • @prime_number_314159
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            112 months ago

            I think the last 4 words of the top comment are throwing us off.

            Here’s my best recounting:

            Angels have eye spots to avoid becoming a tasty meal for a human. When an angel meets a human, the angel’s eye spots will scare the human, causing them to flee. In order to talk to a human, it was necessary for the angel to reassure them, “be not afraid”.

            • @Zorque
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              -22 months ago

              Yes, often it requires taking in an entire comment, and not just the final part to understand it.

              • @[email protected]
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                22 months ago

                The first half of your comment made sense in isolation. The second half also made sense in isolation. It was the whole thing put together that didn’t make sense.

          • @Zorque
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            -22 months ago

            Apparently.