The Natural History of Morals
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You stand at the gates of the City of Established Values. For centuries, philosophers have built this city, claiming to have found the absolute foundation of morality. Yet, as you observe the architecture, you realize something profound. They did not discover these foundations; they merely rationalized the prejudices of their time.
The air here is thick with the dust of old dogmas. You see the Moralists gathering in the square, preaching that morality is 'given' and unchangeable. To them, the 'Science of Morals' is merely a description of what is, never a question of what should be.
You feel the tension of a drawn bow within your soul. You are a Free Spirit, and you must decide how to approach this city.