[Voice]

[kindofademon]

What do you think about death if it's not permanent? Is it really death?

Comments

voice;

[justiceerror]

Of course it is, the pain of death is something that one would have the pleasure of experiencing over and over again.... that's all.....

voice;

[kindofademon]

So they're lucky?

voice;

[justiceerror]

Of course, they should be glad to have been killed and experience that pain..... others only get to go through it once....! Hehahaa...!

voice

[doctor_dismemberment]

A death is a death is a death. It's the lives inbetween that count.

...Oh, and the method of the death. [He laughs - no, it's more of a giggle.] That is also very important!

voice

[kindofademon]

I definitely agree. The same kind of death would get boring after a while.

voice

[vermicompost]

[He's someone who sounds nearly dead himself.]

Isn't death supposed to be the end?

If we come back afterward, then I don't know if it's the same. Maybe it's a death, but not the real one.

voice

[kindofademon]

That's a point of view I thought a lot of people would have.

[voice]

[verismo]

...Maybe.

[Hey look it's a kid.]

[voice]

[kindofademon]

Or maybe not, who knows~?

[firstofthefallen]

Yes.

I do not, however, like it. The dead should remain dead.

[kindofademon]

You think so? It's not really any of my business what happens after people die.

[voice]

[faithstaynight]

[... There's some sort of irony here, that Jeanne hears this, hears him posing such a question. The more reasonable part of her said to avoid this at all costs, but... she can't.]

... Of course it is. The flame of life is being extinguished, even if it is only temporary. Death will not change, no matter the circumstances.

[voice]

[kindofademon]

It isn't as obvious as you make it out to be.

[Voice]

[crouching_sin]

[There's a noticeable pause.]

... No. It's not.

[Voice]

[kindofademon]

Hmmm, yeah, I'd agree with that.

[voice]

[warriorscribe]

It is death, without all the things that make it death. Much as...they can remove all the humanity from a man, but leave him no less human.

*The voice is soft, and sounds tired and hoarse, though he enunciates clearly.*

[voice]

[kindofademon]

That's pretty philosophical. Are you good at this kind of thing?

voice;

[papshooshing]

You know... I have been wondering about that myself.

voice;

[kindofademon]

What's your verdict?

[voice]

[technologic]

... I don't know. Death is meant to be the end, so I guess it's not.

[voice]

[kindofademon]

I think that's a pretty good answer. No way to tell until we see God's dictionary of laws of nature, 'course.

[titties]

... Yeah. It doesn't change the fact that it's still death, even if it's not permanent.

[kindofademon]

But it kinda loses its impact.

Voice

[scorchedchivalry]

Why do you ask?

Voice

[kindofademon]

Interest in finding out the answer!