Children Quote by Dennis Liggio
““Dealing with Old Ones was sometimes like dealing with children. Vastly intelligent and unfathomly powerful children from spaces beyond the comprehension of the human reach with appetites that consumed worlds and leading large organizations of cultists willing to die to serve their wills, but children nonetheless. Some days I wonder if I'd be better off on another pantheon.””
About This Quote
Dealing with ancient, god‑like beings feels like managing childlike beings who are immensely powerful yet immature, leading cults that worship them; the speaker questions whether switching deities would be easier.
In simple terms: Managing powerful, immature beings is like handling children; the speaker wonders about changing pantheons.
Key Takeaway
Consider if a different belief system could simplify your struggles.
Themes
mythology
power dynamics
faith
cultism
childhood
Mood
reflective
curious
Type
philosophical
inspirational
When to use this quote
- Fantasy writing
- world‑building
- role‑playing games
- spiritual exploration
- leadership challenges
Key Concepts
Divine hierarchy
human comprehension
cult loyalty
Questions to Reflect On
- What strategies help you handle overwhelming power?
- Can changing allegiances truly reduce conflict?
A Different Perspective
Even childlike gods can be dangerous and demanding.
