[voice]

[knowsallaboutit]

Okay, crisis averted and now I know what's probably going to happen if I die here.  Being an undead person is actually pretty interesting.  Dying after the first time got a little triesome and I have to say it's nice to have an actual identity again, but many lessons were learned.

All in all a well spent week!

p.s. thank you for sewing my hand back

Comments

voice

[thelaughingmage]

It was very educational, wasn't it?

voice

[knowsallaboutit]

We managed to not have reality come crashing down around us, so that was something!

Alright, John?

[Not even bothering to beat around the bush.]

Re: voice

[thelaughingmage]

Oh, yeah, I'm right as rain, luv. This sort of bollocks happens every time the Stranger drags me off to follow E someplace. I was more thinking in terms of the rest of it.

Though I must say you're the most charming zombie I've ever associated with.

Re: voice

[knowsallaboutit]

At least you were prepared for it?

Aw, thanks. It was kind of interesting, I've never been a zombie before.

voice

[thelaughingmage]

Doesn't warm me heart toward that bespectacled psycho.

You never had to figure out who you were before, either. May be the hardest thing about mortality. You alright?

voice

[knowsallaboutit]

Mm. E's got some things to work through yet.

Well that was the thing, wasn't it? I know who I am, John. I'm Didi, but I'm Death, too. Didi is mortal and will die one day and Death will be there. And then I did die. And then I came back. I couldn't be Didi, she was dead and passed on. And I certainly wasn't Death. I was no one at all. But it wasn't... bad. It was terrifying, but it was so thrilling at the same time.

So to answer your question, I haven't a clue.