The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
Why should Faith pay more attention logically than Justice... That makes absolutely no sense
Illustrative example and nothing more, used mainly because Faith has interacted with a mortal and Justice claims he was very disinterested in the notion in the first place.
They fit the bill of "Spirit that helps and Spirit that doesn't help", which is why I used them in my post. One might expect Justice, by the nature that he embodies, to want to look at the mortal world.
But then again, doesn't he say that most spirits view the mortal world as beyond saving? That'd explain why he doesn't try and intervene in an unjust world while he's in the Fade. Not much he can do to help it. But when he's actually stuck there, then he has to bring justice to the world. That's his purpose and he is no longer capable of returning to the Fade.
I don't rember him saying that, but I will not disregard the posssibility. What I do remember him saying was that spirit picks their belief from the dreams of humans which means that the overwhelming majority of dreams are going to be Andrastian, where the Maker has abandonded humanity.
if spirits does become Andrastian from the andrastians dreams, then it is perhaps not so strange that they choose to say.. Nah, lost cause.
As for our Justice, well he always had quite a temper. So I have no problem imagine him being to busy with being pissed of at demons for their percieved and real injustices or for just being demons (he seriously didn't like them). So I think that our Justice was sort of busy personally.
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