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[carabina]

A question, tower residents.

If a person does not have a soul, would you still consider them a person? Are they different from people who do have souls? What makes them different from others?

( ooc: Mami will reply as anon, of course. )

Comments

[carabina]

What makes a person a person, then?

[relinquishing]

Living. Having the chance to live a life distinct from anyone or anything else around them. Every person has that gift. That's kind of what living is about.

I don't think a soul would change that too much, do you?

[carabina]

Living.

[ That was her wish. To live longer. Even without a soul, she's managed to be a person. A lonely person, but still a person. Even if she spent some time feeling lonely, she managed to make friends and such. ]

Now that I think about it, I don't think it changes much.
Maybe I'm just thinking too deeply about this.

[relinquishing]

Maybe. Maybe not. I guess it depends how important it is to you, in the end. It's definitely an interesting idea to toss around.

[carabina]

You could say its pretty important to me.

And interesting? To some people it might be. It was just a question I had in mind.

[relinquishing]

Well, the idea of a soul being separated from a body isn't something a lot of people really thing about, I guess. So your question could get a lot of people thinking. I think that's important.

So, what about it is important to you, then?

[carabina]

.. Ah, well..

My soul was separated from my body, you could say.

[relinquishing]

[...

Did he just read that right?]

That... yeah, that would definitely count as a good reason, I guess.

How in the world did something like that happen, though?