[Journal Entry]

[theheadmonarch]

Okay! I think I've finally gotten it!

The Society of the Crimson Revolution
The Order of the Crimson Revolution
The Sisterhood of the Crimson Revolution
The Knights of the Crimson Revolution

One of these. Someone pick.

I need one member to exist and to convince the other to join, but I think I have a slogan:

"The Pursuit of Knowledge for Honor, Glory and Pleasure"

I ingested a whole bunch of cough syrup and Ambrosia and I didn't sleep well last night, but it came to me.

Comments

[memoryistime]

Noriko.

Are you brainstorming cult names.

[theheadmonarch]

Cult is such an ugly word. Exclusive sorority or Secret Society or Ladies' Club sounds much better.

[memoryistime]

Riiight, sure.

The second one.

[theheadmonarch]

Thank you.

But I don't like the idea of a cult. I run on the view any secret society or religion should require as much dedication as being a decently "into this" fan of something.

I'm anti-psychological dependence.

I have no real intent to use my members for malicious goals.

I don't want excessive devotion.

... I might be causing psychological harm just by existing and there might be minor brainwashing

[memoryistime]

That's still a little cult-like if by virtue of your existence causing problems by physically manifesting, but I get it, I get it.

But yes, second one.

[theheadmonarch]

Will do. "Order of the Crimson Revolution" it is.

Now just need to find a good building, or to make my own.

... By the way, how do you convince an uptight snob to loosen up and not assume the worst of you?

[memoryistime]

Usually by trying to be your best around them.

Also experience says that going out to dinner and drinking with them helps the loosening up part.

[theheadmonarch]

So my nicest clothes and my best push-up.

I wonder if robots can drink...

[memoryistime]

Maybe? Depends on the robot, I guess.

[theheadmonarch]

Well, I'll find out.