marieldraconis ([personal profile] marieldraconis) wrote2007-05-09 01:00 pm

Ideas for When I Acheive Ultimate Power, or, a few Questions

If you feel like it, please post the following below:
1. If you could have any single, limited supernatural power, what would it be? Optionally, why? [By limited I mean no "I would be a god".]
2. If you could curse someone in any way, what would you do? This could be a specific person whom you really want to hurt, or just your preferred method of harming your enemies.
3. [Suggested by sablemoonsilk] How practical is your power in the present-day world?
4. [Suggested by chalavienne] What would you use the power for? And if you did have the power to curse your enemies thusly, would you?
5. What other question would fit on this list?
Feel free to post this on your own journals--and see my answers--add to it, subtract from it, etc.
I may use one of your ideas to break out of my current state of writer's block, but if so I will ask your permission in advance.

Edit: Thanks for the suggestions, guys. Now this is turning into a proper meme.

[identity profile] magic-7-words.livejournal.com 2007-05-10 06:49 pm (UTC)(link)
1. Telekinesis. Hands-down. I considered being able to fly, but it occurred to me that if I could move a significantly large thing maybe I could stand on it while it was moving, do you think? Limited enough?
2. I think the best kind of curse would be the ability to make other people see themselves as I see them. That way the punishment is directly proportional to how much they tick me off.
3. Telekinesis is incredibly practical. Carrying a load of things at once, reaching things on high shelves, reaching things when you're just plain lazy... not to mention those times you get caught hanging upside-down in a snow monster's cave and your lightsaber is stuck in the ground.
4. I started answering that under #3. As for the curse, I could think of a couple political factions that might benefit from knowing what idiots they come off as. Don't know if it would work over long distances, though. I hadn't thought that far ahead.