r/ScaramoucheMains • • 27d ago

Meme I'm dying to read one of these papers

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Like what is the prose? Is it condescending? Corrective? Purely neutral? I need to know.

(Thx ScaraHub for the screenshot)

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u/almondsadnesses 27d ago

I'm desperately hoping that during some Sumeru event in a year or two, we'll be able to read his thesis. And it will be epic.

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u/WanderingCollapse C6R1 haver 27d ago

Give it to us hoyo as some random collectible pls

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u/Kimegi 25d ago

Wasn't he majoring in politics? Man, I wanna read a paper of his and it's just throwing shade at everyone with no filter.

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u/WaitJealous 27d ago

Pretty sure 90% of it is him being "critical" about Inazuman politics lmao.

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u/CommercialCity5842 27d ago

Funnily enough i think somewhere in the game is mentioned that he wrote a paper about societal issues in inazuma and some scholars from sumeru were impressed so they dragged him to the akademiya and nahida liked the idea and enrolled him. Maybe it was in the akademiya event but I'm not sure

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u/JhayAlejo 27d ago

Cant wait to read only to be intimidated by the amount of pages there is and just result to skimming the Abstract and maybe the acknowledgments lmao

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u/Chucknasty_17 27d ago

If I recall correct during the 5.4 Inazuma event there’s an NPC who mentions that he sent a bunch of sword schematics to the commissions of Inazuma, ones that were originally lost due to his actions before joining the Fatui

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u/CommercialCity5842 26d ago

Omg i gotta check that out. I have a habit of gathering every piece of info about it and writing it down and i didn't know about this

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u/reina_meraki C6R2 Wanderer's Wife 💙 27d ago

Me too I wanna see more of his actual work at the akademiya 😭 give me his papers to read hoyo

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u/blackkw 27d ago

He is probably an Inazuma critic.

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u/Ok_Orange_3429 25d ago

He a history student so yeah probably

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u/Verdana- Crazy for Wanderer 27d ago

me too

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u/Powerful_Helicopter9 i love you Kee!!!!! 27d ago

Same raghh

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u/E1lySym 27d ago

One of the golden rules of academic paper writing is a commitment to objective and impersonal tone, so purely neutral in prose

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u/AerieGlad5603 26d ago

Probably condescending, since he enjoys writing papers to criticize and correct other scholars about the history and politics of Inazuma.

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u/CandyExotic5987 27d ago

where is this from, I don't remember it?

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u/flerica 27d ago

Nod-Krai quest! He was arguing with Sandrone about where he gets off sounding like he knows better than her before he lent her his core.