by irishelk » Thu Nov 27, 2014 1:54 pm
Malto the Short
Again on a hono cuye's children.
Will they be a hono cuye for a certain period of time as well? Yes. The time period is also a good area to explore. Will they be born a hono cuye, or become one later? The point could be argued, but I'll say they're born one.
Do you need to be outdoors or indoors to become one? No.
Would you be able to avoid becoming one if you could choose, assuming you had fulfilled the criteria? There's a way to avoid it, but, like intentionally becoming one, it would be absurd for someone to do so.
Is the something you've done previously going somewhere? Yesish. Talking to somebody? No. Buying something? YESISH.
Has it to do with being on some online social network? No.
GalFisk
Is your name relevant? No. Relatives relevant? No. Proximity to others relevant? No. Is a household a relevant entity? Yes. A building? YES. Can a homeless person be honu cuye? NO. Can a dead person be honu cuye? Hm, I'll say no. Not for long, at least. Can an animal? Yes. An object? An idea? Hm. I was defining honu cuye as "A person who ______________." But if you take the "person" part out, then sure, an object or idea could be too. Can a fictional character be honu cuye? Yes. If so: outside the fictional universe they reside in? Actually, they could be one either inside or outside their fiction, under different circumstances.