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[sukimahag]

... As expected, boredom has returned to Discedo. Such a shame.

[Yes, the Yukarin is bored. So bored, that's she's going to break out the philosophy.]

Then again, one shouldn't refer to boredom so negatively. After all, boredom itself is neutral, neither positive nor negative.

In fact, boredom exists because life itself is innately neutral. The

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[king_no_life]

[Oh how he covets the way she thinks.]

Oft voicing one's boredom is only the death rattle before true ennui.

You're not far gone yet.

[For him, ennui is the Second Death.]

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[sukimahag]

[... This may actually be interesting.]

I find that comparison to be far too negative.

After all, it is inevitable my boredom will pass, simply by skirting so close to that ennui.

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[king_no_life]

Inevitable may be, for you. [From her words alone, he sees promise.]

Yet those who give in to ennui find a listlessness they can never escape.

That I can discern is the goal of our captors.

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[sukimahag]

Of course, those who lose to ennui cannot escape it, for they have no right to.

Oh? A truly boring goal, to induce true boredom? How terribly disappointing that would be.

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[king_no_life]

[There's a delectable little purr at that. He could not agree more.]

Disappointment is force-fed to the masses daily here, hm? I would expect nothing less.

Even the goalless of my own land have been more fulfilling.

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[sukimahag]

To be without a goal, is to seek out entertainment for it's own sake. Naturally, it cannot disappoint, as none are childish enough to expect anything from it.

Though by that logic, those here are childish, for allowing themselves to be disappointed.