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Pluto:

I normally wouldn't even question my loyalty to the royalty of the Moon Kingdom. However, after many centuries of being alone, I had plenty of time to think things through. I have, therefore, come to the following conclusions…

1. People make mistakes—a lot. History repeats itself over and over again. I cannot even begin to tell you have many empires have fallen due to poor expansion techniques. If people actually paid attention in their history classes, they would learn this, certainly.

I have watched eons of wars from every time period there has ever been. There were times I wished I could interfere, but I knew that things would go the way Fate planned it. Nothing I could do would ever stop her from creating history.

2. People fight for unnecessary reasons. I watched a war start simply because one princes was jealous of his brother for having a beautiful wife (who, strangely, was also their sister, but this being the Dark Ages, that was acceptable practice). I watched another start because of a misinterpretation and misunderstanding. One king thought that the other called him a square cow, and thinking this was a severe insult, went to war with the foreign king.

3. People fight for stupid reasons.

a.)Sometimes they have good intentions, but not too terribly often.

b.)If people were more honest with each other, much conflict could be avoided. Pretty self-explanatory.

4. Humans are very cruel. They kill, torture, rape, starve, abuse, choke, poison, hang, run over, lie to, forget, hate, disappoint, ignore, hit, argue, spy on, deceive, betray, and cheat each other all the time.

5. Yet, despite all of this, humans are very kind. They love, kiss, shake hands with, agree with, ally with, provide shelter for, help, befriend, donate to, hug, rescue, protect, defend, die for, joke with, encourage, back up, heal, laugh with (or at), and work for/with each other all of the time.

Love especially inspires the majority of these actions.

6. Normal people can't predict the future, despite their vain attempts to do so. I find it rather amusing, but also very pitiful. Maybe that's because I have seen the future myself.

7. Thanks to considering #1-6, I now wonder what kind of leader I could be. I have lived many centuries, seen nearly everything, and yet, all I get to do is guard the time gate.

8. What if I was a Princess? Why can I not be royalty? I am far wiser than the rest of the senshi. None of them have seen what I have. I know how people are, I know how they react (I would be the best psych major ever). I can tell when people are lying. It's obvious, once you've studied it a while.

When will it be my turn to rule the world, or even the galaxy?

I've watched the Silver Millennium come to a disturbing and devastating end. I've also watched the creation and flourishing success of Crystal Tokyo. The gate, however, does not let me see any further than that. I can only assume this is because my time at the gate will be through by then.

What if I was to take over Crystal Tokyo myself?

9. It is so exasperating to watch Princess Serena make the same mistakes as her mother did. I can only imagine how Luna is able to deal with her. Me personally, I'd like to strangle her sometimes and tell her how to rule a kingdom! But fortunately, I have great composure, if not patience. I know she'll end up being a good ruler. I just have to wait.

10. Being a Princess isn't always about having money, status, or beautiful dresses—it's about representing your royal family and keeping a pure lineage of great leaders.

(I personally like democracy better, but that's a whole different tangent.)

Now if only I could find my own King, someone willing to accept my lonely nature…all those years I have been alone…

11. Despite these things, Fate has a plan already. Nothing I can do will change that. I have talked with her on occasion, but she is very cryptic and mysterious. I leave her puzzled and concerned.

Fate's plans usually work, though. If Serena is in charge, then it is for good reason. Serena does become a great leader as Neo-Queen Serenity, despite her flaws.

*Sigh*

12. It doesn't hurt to just dream…

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Wow. I feel like I just channeled a thousand years' worth of thoughts.