[Call | All | Day 52]

Mar 31, 2011 08:07

[If she's irritated on behalf of her fellow... dead things, or perhaps just at how many calls are going on, she doesn't show it. Her voice is still level.]

Is it because they are dead that your sense of ease is so shattered?

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straightupchief March 31 2011, 12:29:52 UTC
Straight up, they're just used to how they think the dead work.

Really, there's no real rules to it.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 12:36:50 UTC
The living presume to know much of what their weak eyes cannot see. It's unsurprising that they're wrong.

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straightupchief March 31 2011, 12:38:47 UTC
Girl, gonna give 'em shit for not being blessed with the third eye? Little much, don't you think? They can't help their bloodline.

Hell, I didn't know two things about death till I got plunged into it myself.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 15:59:26 UTC
An observation, even of their weakness, is only that. I lived once, just like any hollow.

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isoalgorithm March 31 2011, 14:07:08 UTC
I don't see why everyone is so upset...

Where I come from, programs - people - who die just dissolve into a little pile of pixels. At least these ones are doing something useful even after they've been derezzed.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 16:03:38 UTC
Hollows fade when they die. Though the living would not call us useful.

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isoalgorithm March 31 2011, 16:05:26 UTC
Users...the living, I mean...have a funny way of not seeing the good things in what's right in front of them.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 18:31:01 UTC
They see no merit in what they cannot understand. It is a further weakness among many, and only obscures their strengths.

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caladcholg March 31 2011, 16:28:31 UTC
I think their appearance is the result of a shattered ease. There are people who are supposed to be dead here and do not look like a rotted corpse.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 18:25:13 UTC
There are many here like that.

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caladcholg March 31 2011, 18:38:37 UTC
I know. And even then, if you have seen someone after so many years after witnessing their death, that is just as unnerving. Mortality isn't an accepting concept for a lot, even my kind.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 20:29:26 UTC
Life is not a thing that ends. It ebbs and flows into death. But nothing gained is lost in that current.

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coffeecoffeetea March 31 2011, 16:31:33 UTC
To be frank? Yes. The dead are supposed to remain as such, or we would be long used to this idea.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 18:26:50 UTC
They remain dead. That they move does not change this.

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coffeecoffeetea March 31 2011, 18:34:00 UTC
Then let me rephrase.

That they are dead and yet are capable of movement and action is what unnerves us. Biologically, when the brain has ceased function, there should be no activity amongst the nerves, muscles, or anything. They should be incapable of movement.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 23:47:25 UTC
[The laugh is dark and bemused]

They are not the only dead things that walk your streets.

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aen_6_126 March 31 2011, 18:41:33 UTC
It is because humans are irrationally afraid of what they do not understand.

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itsjawsbitch March 31 2011, 23:45:56 UTC
Those more than human often hold the same fears.

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aen_6_126 April 1 2011, 00:36:16 UTC
Do you?

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itsjawsbitch April 1 2011, 01:01:55 UTC
What is not understood should not be feared. It should be understood. If it could be useful it should be made useful. If it is harmful, it should be dealt with.

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