Game 019 [Voice] - There's a Pun in Here...

[neverplaysfair]

With so many people suddenly dying, I was wondering: what's it like to die here, where death isn't permanent? If you've died back in your home world, what's the afterlife like where you're from?

And even if you haven't, does death seem less important, does it carry less weight here than it did back home?

Comments

[neverplaysfair]

You cannot imagine the strength it takes.

[goldenglasses]

Life is a gift and shouldn't be wasted in such a manner.

[neverplaysfair]

All gifts can be curses when granted to the wrong people.

[goldenglasses]

Life isn't one of them.

[neverplaysfair]

All gifts.

[goldenglasses]

Not. Life.

[neverplaysfair]

No matter how much you insist, there are plenty who are happier in death than they ever were in life.

[goldenglasses]

Only because they didn't give it a chance to get better.

[neverplaysfair]

Don't speak as if you know their suffering.

[goldenglasses]

I may not know their suffering, but I know life is always worth living if given the chance.

[neverplaysfair]

It isn't always. Thus, you're making light of their suffering.

[goldenglasses]

I do not mean to.

[neverplaysfair]

Life is not always worth living. Some people kill themselves out of weakness. Others do it out of strength.

[goldenglasses]

I can't agree that life isn't worth living.

[neverplaysfair]

Maybe your life is worth living.

[goldenglasses]

All life.

[neverplaysfair]

Not all life, and to insist otherwise is needlessly cruel.

[goldenglasses]

[Sighs, he knows they're just going in circles now.]

[neverplaysfair]

Yes?

[goldenglasses]

I don't think we're getting anywhere, are we?

[neverplaysfair]

That depends. Am I convincing you?

[goldenglasses]

No.

[neverplaysfair]

Then no, we're not. But we can certainly keep going.

[goldenglasses]

We could, but eventually we have to eat.

[neverplaysfair]

Maybe.