Board Thread:Lore Discussion/@comment-5632187-20130119213241/@comment-10407900-20150612083958

You know I'm pretty interested in Aldia's dialogue about a "Lord of Light" banishing "The Dark".

"Once, the Lord of Light banished Dark, and all that stemmed from humanity. And men assumed a fleeting form. These are the roots of our world. Men are props on the stage of life, and no matter how tender, how exquisite... A lie will remain a lie. Young Hollow, knowing this, do you still desire peace?"

Now the only Lord of Light I can recall would be Gwyn, but what I don't recall is him banishing The Dark or causing man to assume a fleeting form. If I'm interpreting this quote correctly it means that either Gwyn, or possibly a being of Light that came before him, have something to do with the current nature of humans and their natural state as hollows. If this is the case and the hollow state of man isn't their natural state by nature, then there may very well be a way to revert this change and eliminate mans hollow form altogether. Thoughts?