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003; voice

Aug 10, 2011 14:57

[ A calm voice, sounding almost bored: ]I am curious about something here: namely, the way that certain crimes are viewed ( Read more... )

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Voice beatrolliche August 10 2011, 21:01:09 UTC

Finally, finally~ Someone who understands!

Voice evaluative August 11 2011, 00:11:36 UTC

I like to believe that I am nothing if not understanding.

Voice I'm so so sorry this is so late ;;;; beatrolliche August 20 2011, 00:50:06 UTC

The fact you've an open mind about something usually viewed as so final supports as much~

Voice; aaaah don't worry! it's totes fine! evaluative August 20 2011, 00:52:22 UTC

There is little in the world that is as definite as it seems-- including death.

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antedupmyheart August 10 2011, 21:24:59 UTC

Be that as it may, I doubt most will take well to the idea of people as 'raw materials'.

evaluative August 11 2011, 00:13:51 UTC

Do you, then?

antedupmyheart August 11 2011, 00:20:52 UTC

I've no intent to build with what might come out of death.

evaluative August 11 2011, 00:43:10 UTC

Do you not see any use for them?

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[Voice] madeinoblivion August 10 2011, 23:06:58 UTC

Darwin's kids book says that having your soul trapped out in the darkness is probably a million times worse than just dying normally.

...which I guess I believe, if you're just dead when you're dead.

Murder's still a big deal though, even if the SPPD doesn't take all of them seriously.

[Voice] evaluative August 11 2011, 00:19:42 UTC

What else do you believe happens when a being dies?

[ Zeroing in on one idea. ]

[Voice] madeinoblivion August 11 2011, 01:13:24 UTC

I-

...I don't know. It depends if they really actually... die or not.

[Voice] evaluative August 11 2011, 01:18:54 UTC

What else would happen?

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cowboy_newsie August 11 2011, 04:06:40 UTC

Because it ain't a guaranteed thin'. And o' course there's thin's worse than death, don't be stupid. There's loads o' thin's worth than death. What's it to you?

evaluative August 11 2011, 04:21:23 UTC

Nothing more than curiosity.

cowboy_newsie August 11 2011, 04:23:18 UTC

Yeah, right. Curiosity is wonderin' why it thunders. Curiosity ain't wonderin' about whether murder is a crime.

evaluative August 11 2011, 04:26:54 UTC

They are both issues to wonder about, to someone.

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video; athermercy August 11 2011, 06:17:03 UTC

The 'raw materials' are still people.

video; evaluative August 11 2011, 06:19:37 UTC

Does that somehow change things?

video; athermercy August 11 2011, 07:06:32 UTC

The experience of dying still stays with you. Just because they return to life doesn't lessen what happened.

video; evaluative August 11 2011, 17:43:07 UTC

To damage someone emotionally is not necessarily a crime.

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