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She enters her bedroom hole, grooms, and lays down to sleep for the night.

OOC: I'm sorry, Zeus. crying

OOC: What happened here?

You guys need to grow up if that kind of scene upset you. What in the world did you even expect from a story revolved around killing? The wolf kills bunnies. The executioner executes bunnies. It's a spiral of freakin' death!

I would expect a 6-year-old to cry and leave, but not a geezer.

OOC & FYI...

The Motion Picture Association of America's film-rating system is used in the U.S. and its territories to rate a film's thematic and content suitability for certain audiences. It is one of various motion picture rating systems used to help patrons decide what movies are appropriate for children, for adolescents, and for adults.

In the U.S., the MPAA's rating system is the most recognized classification system for determining potentially offensive content, but usually is not used outside the film industry, because the MPAA has trademarked each rating. Its system has been criticised for the secrecy of its decisions. A study from Harvard university indicated the MPAA has allowed more violence and sexually explicit content into their films over the past decade citing examples of content in R-rated movies a decade ago, and similar content in PG-13 movies of today.

G - General Audiences (1968-Present)
All ages admitted
No nudity, no drugs, no sex, minimal violence, and limited use of language that goes beyond polite conversation.

PG - Parental Guidance Suggested (1972-Present)
Some material may not be suitable for children (Under 10).
May have mild violence and/or action, mild language and sexual references, brief nudity (revealing attire), intense images, sexual themes and LGBT, crude humor or very mild drug references.

PG-13 - Parents Strongly Cautioned (1984-Present)
Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13.
May contain moderate language, minimal strong language, some explicit nudity, intense violence, gore, some sex, or mild drug content. This is the highest unrestricted rating.

R - Restricted (1968-Present)
A film with this rating requires a viewer under the age of 17 (18 in some jurisdictions) to have a parent or other adult guardian accompanying the viewer.
May contain very strong language or strong sexual emphasis, strong explicit nudity, strong violence and gore, or strong drug content.

NC-17 - No One 17 and Under Admitted (1990-Present)
May contain very strong sexual or offensive language, strong explicit nudity, very strong gore or disturbing violence, or graphic drug abuse. Films with this rating can not be watched by anyone under 18 (even if they are accompanied by an adult) and are usually edited to get an "R" rating. Today NC-17 movies are called "uncut" to get verification that very graphic sex or violence scenes will be completely displayed during the film.

OOC: All I did was step out to get some dinner, and I come back to a gruesome scene and Zeus is angry and walks off. I didn't complain about anything here, except for being out of the loop, so to speak.

((OCC ~ This geezer does not cry, nor did she leave. Her character, in shock and grief, does in fact cry - that would be a standard response for the character. We have a difference of opinion between two members. I will see what I can do to straighten it out. In the meantime, getting nasty with each other in the middle of this game is not helping the situation.))

OOC: Yes, I agree that execution was gruesome, and yes, Faerie is a bit shocked by it. BUT ... I can handle it and I am still willing to play the game.

Lil Brat: Let me know if I can do anything to help the situation.