C&H

"Hey Pilz, can we beat Ally's character to THE PLACE if I say my character has some pieces of cardboard hidden around here to use as sleds, and we sled down the mountain on the way to the village?"
>Sure, but you need to have a Calvin-and-Hobbes style conversation on the way there.

Hankyo Kagiya snags their secret sled from the even-more-secret hideout. She tosses it in front of her, then hops on and begins surfing down the side of Youkai Mountain.
Hankyo Kagiya: "Hey Makura, do you think youkai nature is good or evil?"
Makura Kotoba: "That would depend on how you define good and evil."
Hankyo Kagiya: "Well if you see a youkai do something bad, do you think that it stands out as being evil, or that it's just doing what comes naturally?"
Makura Kotoba: "I suppose I'd see it as something natural. Nothing's really evil, it's all about perspective."
Hankyo Kagiya: "Then why do we all call things 'good' and 'evil' if we don't even mean the same thing?" As she tilts her head upward, trying in vain to talk to her own horns, the nose of the sled catches under a log and Hankyo goes flying end over end towards the edge of the village.
Makura Kotoba: "It's easy is all, simplification of something down to an easy to understand and an easy to say word."
Hankyo Kagiya: "Aaaaaaaaah!" Thud. Hankyo lands, horns first, into the ground at the village, stuck upright. "Nailed it."