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deathandvoid May 4 2010, 16:55:41 UTC
The man's gaze is held when it meets the god's. It's one of mild curiosity. Like one who is examining an insect of interest.

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finaldiscussion May 4 2010, 16:58:57 UTC
He raises an eyebrow, intrigued.

Politely: "Yes?"

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deathandvoid May 4 2010, 17:56:14 UTC
"It seems that your god is getting sloppy," he says finally. Really, it's getting ridiculous. All this blather about returning from the dead after three days and then...

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finaldiscussion May 4 2010, 17:57:59 UTC
"Oh, I don't have one," he says serenely.

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deathandvoid May 4 2010, 18:02:09 UTC
Melkor snorts at this. "Surely you were raised in a society with a god, weren't you?"

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finaldiscussion May 4 2010, 18:04:20 UTC
"Certainly. When I arrived in the afterlife, however, I discovered that he was a fabrication."

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deathandvoid May 4 2010, 18:07:39 UTC
"No, just sloppy." He tilts his head somewhat. "Why do you say fabrication though?"

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finaldiscussion May 4 2010, 18:15:03 UTC


He raises both eyebrows.

"I mean, sir, that he does not appear to exist. Not in my universe, at any rate."

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deathandvoid May 4 2010, 18:19:14 UTC
There is more studying at him intensely.

"If you don't mind, would you tell me about what happened to you after you died?"

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finaldiscussion May 4 2010, 18:22:28 UTC
"Mainly, bureaucracy happened. There were no gods in sight."

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deathandvoid May 4 2010, 18:26:59 UTC
"Who do you think runs the bureaucracy?" He smiles a little though. "And would you recognize a god if you saw one?"

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finaldiscussion May 4 2010, 18:28:58 UTC
"Bureaucrats," he says, dryly, "and I believe I might have some idea, yes."

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deathandvoid May 4 2010, 18:32:35 UTC
Again a snort. "Who are the bureaucrats then?"

"What would those be?"

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finaldiscussion May 4 2010, 18:35:26 UTC
"They are quite human. Really, sir, you must not make the mistake of assuming that every universe works in just the same way as your own."

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deathandvoid May 4 2010, 18:44:57 UTC
This earns a bit of a nod. But only a bit. If it were his universe, there would be smiting going on, but alas, it is not.

"You did not answer how you would know a god if you saw one."

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finaldiscussion May 4 2010, 18:49:25 UTC
"By his excruciatingly obvious discourse, in this instance."

Really, it's almost like he wants there to be smiting. Either that or he is just an arrogant jackass. Take your pick, really.

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