Virtue
Virtue is a sensible case to speak about, especially when she herself is adressed, not her harlequinesque counterpart, convention. To make things easier, there is something we may have a better grip on: virtuosity. It is something you gave your all to achieve. Then, virtue would be that what inspired you to give your all, as such, it is more related to endurance than to charisma. Following that narrative, virtue is something which inspires an individual to grow beyond, to thrive, to get in touch with the untouchable. Now it makes sense why a reader might profit from developing said headliner. Thesis is, it will get you in tune. Praxis, once again, looks quiet different, for the „how“ of how it will get you in tune is lacking closer description. Some observances may be made nonetheless: In the stage of the first encounter with the unencounterable, a system seems to be a must. Anything will do in the beginning, given two base components are united: Rigidity and a certain liki...