In theory, as a God, I should have enough power to take this item from this guy without harming him.
Assuming I already knew what the favor was, I would grant it to someone who surrounds him in his daily life who is deserving, instead of him, after informing him that no, I would not be forced in this manner to grant my favor to those who have happened upon that which I need.
I would, however, repay him some equivalency for what I had taken from him, if the object were of such value.
That's a very good idea, yes. Maybe I shouldn't have said "Destroy the house to put him into his place" ^_^;. Guess I wanted to make a point in saying that if you pick this answer you consider the human's behavior ungrateful or disrespectful. But yes, of course it'd be possible to just get the object against the guy's will without causing much damage.
I very much like the idea of granting the favor to someone else. That teaches the human not to demand from a God, yet it shows your greatness. Yes, very nice.
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Date: 2003-08-04 04:26 pm (UTC)Assuming I already knew what the favor was, I would grant it to someone who surrounds him in his daily life who is deserving, instead of him, after informing him that no, I would not be forced in this manner to grant my favor to those who have happened upon that which I need.
I would, however, repay him some equivalency for what I had taken from him, if the object were of such value.
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Date: 2003-08-05 04:05 am (UTC)I very much like the idea of granting the favor to someone else. That teaches the human not to demand from a God, yet it shows your greatness. Yes, very nice.