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Originally Posted by MysticCat
Just curious -- unless you know the rituals and ritual histories of other sororities, how can you be so sure that the symbols of other sororities aren't just as intentional as your own?
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I know this stuff not because I know their rituals, but because they advertise it in their own histories. Some NPC groups chose colors that they just liked and added significance later, picked letters they thought looked good together, had professors write their rituals, changed their rituals over time, changed their colors (whether or not they have significance I don't know.) I know that every aspect of AOII was chosen after the ritual was written and not written into the ritual for another purpose. I like that. I'm not saying doing it the other way is wrong or bad. I just think it's special that AOII's founders did it this way!
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