General message, close to balance but not 100%. Character/Creature, Behavioral, Motivation or Character/Creature, Behavioral, Modification LOL
Morally and Philosophically I don’t agree with balance. There is only one Truth,Way,Life. And since you said logic wont solve riddle or guess general message. I'm going to take a chance and get a little philosophical and Science-y
1)Good and Evil don’t need each other. Good can stand alone and will. Ware evil comes in is What is your moral compass. The Moral law giver the standard, which you believe. This gets into a big Philosophical debate. good/evil is relative. etc. No time for that here I don’t think Guile put that much thought into the riddle....although with the name like Guile...*scratches head* Maybe....
2) In the natural state of the world we live in, from all forms of flora and fauna. The strongest generally survive, unless of course someone intervenes and helps the weaker. We see this in humans and animals mainly. Although in cases of bactria and other micro organisms some have a mutation that allows them to survive something that others can’t, but they often lost the ability to survive what others could. hence the mutation.
So in regards to the riddle script, a creature is trying to find a solution in the area they are in. Similar to what all of us do in every day life. Although In a civilized society we can’t kill the hostile’s unless our life is in danger, and then we can be prosecuted for even defending our self’s.
P.E.T.A..â€He killed that bear...They are a indangered Animal.â€
PC “ It was charging at me..Besides I thought PETA stood for People.Eat.Tasty.Animals.â€
Hence ware Law comes in due to peoples/creatures in ability to self govern, which we all have fallen short of from the smallest thing to the largest thing. Creating what people call Balance, yet is Accountability for ones actions in a civil society.
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Hence the word civil as defined by Webster:
Civil
CIVIL, a.
1. Relating to the community, or to the policy and government of the citizens and subjects of a state; as in the phrases, civil rights, civil government, civil privileges, civil war, civil justice. It is opposed to criminal; as a civil suit, a suit between citizens alone; whereas a criminal process is between the state and a citizen. It is distinguished from ecclesiastical, which respects the church; and from military, which respects the army and navy.
2. Relating to any man as a member of a community; as civil power, civil rights, the power or rights which a man enjoys as a citizen.
3. Reduced to order, rule and government; under a regular administration; implying some refinement of manners; not savage or wild; as civil life; civil society.
4. Civilized; courteous; complaisant; gentle and obliging; well-bred; affable; kind; having the manners of a city, as opposed to the rough, rude, coarse manners of a savage or clown.
Where civil speech and soft persuasion hung.
5. Grave; sober; not gay or showy.
Till civil suited morn appear.
6. Complaisant; polite; a popular colloquial use of the word.
7. Civil death, in law, is that which cuts off a man from civil society, or its rights and benefits, as banishment, outlawry, excommunication, entering into a monastery, &c., as distinguished from natural death.
8. Civil law, in a general sense, the law of a state, city or country; but in an appropriate sense, the Roman empire, comprised in the Institutes, Code and Digest of Justinian and the Novel Constitutions.
9. Civil list, the officers of civil government, who are paid from the public treasury; also, the revenue appropriated to support the civil government.
The army of James II was paid out of his civil list.
10. Civil state, the whole body of the laity or citizens, not included under the military, maritime, and ecclesiastical states.
11. Civil war, a war between people of the same state or city; opposed to foreign war.
12. Civil year, the legal year, or annual account of time which a government appoints to be used in its own dominions, as distinguished from the natural year, which is measured by the revolution of the heavenly bodies.
13. Civil architecture, the architecture which is employed in constructing buildings for the purposes of civil life, in distinction from military and naval architecture; as private houses, palaces, churches, &c.
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So before I ramble on, the riddle keeps some sort of law similar to what ever object is strongest, destroying the weaker. Just from the script. so one has a tendency to think the “c" is creature/character/ challenging, etc. or Civil.
The “b†gets a little trickery since we have a clue about balance people have a tendency to migrate to that word. Yet in the script I see behavior [HOSTILE] and logic tends to see Behavior, yet were told logic wont solve, or helps very little to solve the riddle.
And well the “m†might as well be MWAAAAH from Guile since in the script something dies LOL.
so Another guess I have is “Constantâ€, for “câ€, I think I’ve given above “b†and “m†answers
the message screams “survival of the strongestâ€, by the script. but also it makes me think “Character, Bad,Moment†if the monsters are stronger. “Character, Blessed, Moment†if PC stronger.
I better stop Rambling...I get close?
