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[The audio feature clicks on and when he speaks Jim sounds subdued, thoughtful even.]
It occurs to me that I recall the moment of my death before coming here, in exact detail. It doesn't bother me enormously to think about it now, but thinking about it did make me wonder about a few things.
Do other people remember their deaths before coming here clearly? And if you've died on the barge, does it feel the same as it did the first time? Do you get used to it?
I never paid it too much thought in the past, but my wardens death in the recent flood made me wonder. Death is one of those things that we're only supposed to experience once, at the very end of our lives, it's not something which we would normally be able to reflect upon afterward. I guess I'm curious about whether it lives up to the expectations we have for it.
[He sounds slightly melancholy as he talks about this, like it's possible that he's slightly upset by what happened to Seven in the breach.]
It occurs to me that I recall the moment of my death before coming here, in exact detail. It doesn't bother me enormously to think about it now, but thinking about it did make me wonder about a few things.
Do other people remember their deaths before coming here clearly? And if you've died on the barge, does it feel the same as it did the first time? Do you get used to it?
I never paid it too much thought in the past, but my wardens death in the recent flood made me wonder. Death is one of those things that we're only supposed to experience once, at the very end of our lives, it's not something which we would normally be able to reflect upon afterward. I guess I'm curious about whether it lives up to the expectations we have for it.
[He sounds slightly melancholy as he talks about this, like it's possible that he's slightly upset by what happened to Seven in the breach.]