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You are now the "Chosen One", do you have what it takes to save the world?

You, as the chosen one, will have to save the world from "the bad guys". Would you succeed or fail? Or join the dark side? Would you try so hard that you become corrupted by evil?

My answer: I'd fail and the universe is fucked because I'm just a pile of sadness. 😓

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  • Save the world from what? Also, do I get any cool powers with that? I worry that it will be like "ONLY YOU CAN SAVE THE WORLD, but you're still a normal average human, so good luck with that lmao."

  • Who chose me? How do they support me? Who are the bad guys? Are they really the "bad" guys? Have I lived in this world my whole life or is this an isekai? Am I alone or in a party? Would I need to learn martial arts? Is there magic? How does it work and can I learn it? Do I receive a magic steed? I need more information.

  • If I was the "chosen one" then free will is an illusion and no matter what I do, it will save the world. Like, that's the whole thing that is kinda lame about the whole "chosen one" trope.

    • That has always driven me crazy. Avatar the last Airbender did a good job of trying to negate that trope but mostly it's just ridiculous.

    • Depends entirely who's done the choosing and on what basis.

  • Oh hell no! I might begrudgingly take a stab at it, but I'd throw my hands up and say "fuck it!" within about 6 hours.

  • Immediately take the blue pill.

    If I'm the one who has to save the world than it's already fucked. I'd rather not watch.

  • With great responsibility (hopefully) comes great power, as my auntie Ben used to say. I'd rock it.

  • I would succeed because no one ever notices me. Like 7 days in, the BBEG would be dead, the world would assume it's natural causes.

  • They're gonna WISH I was a bad guy

    Maxing CON and CHA/WIS

    Becoming an immovable and unstoppable lecture monster, going to every world leader and energy-vampiring my way to the top, when there, destroy all obsolete power structures and lecture the world till they realize they can leave free with no need of chains.

    Anyone who tries to stop me will inevitably crumble before my philosophy and either cave in and join me or destroy themselves trying to destroy me

  • As I am right now? Hell no!

    But there'd be a question gnawing at the back of my head: "If I am the chosen one, why?!" I'd probably hold on to that question as I try to do what I can to save the world. There must be a reason, right? There must be something that I can do.

    Moreover, if it's known to everyone (or at least to the ones that are powerful enough to make a difference), I'd leverage that fact to have them do something. Like, "Yeah, the Chosen One needs you to be his companion" or some cheesy shit like that. And in that case, I'd probably end up more as someone inspiring (or pushing) others to save the world rather than the actual person saving the world (not that I believe any one person can, tbh).

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