Lee Everett (
rightchoices) wrote in
paradisa2013-05-21 07:35 pm
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[ To be honest, Lee could not possibly be happier that this event decided to skip him over. Regardless, though, something has been on his mind- ]
Got a question for those of you who aren't attached to an infant right now. [ His tone is still slightly stilted; he's used to lecturing classrooms full of students, but addressing a magical book? Still a little weird. ] What, exactly, happens when you die here? I've heard things, and I'm not exactly looking to find out firsthand- but it still seems like something I should know.
Got a question for those of you who aren't attached to an infant right now. [ His tone is still slightly stilted; he's used to lecturing classrooms full of students, but addressing a magical book? Still a little weird. ] What, exactly, happens when you die here? I've heard things, and I'm not exactly looking to find out firsthand- but it still seems like something I should know.

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Usually it's two weeks of interminable hell but I guess mine was only one week? Anyway it's awful and the worst part about it is knowing full well what happened to send you there.
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Two weeks? -- were you aware of it?
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Yeah, kind of. I mean, it was more like sensations? Not like, I was a ghost or anything, and I can't remember the whole time, but ... pain and sensations, yeah.
[Forgetting, of course, that she'd lied to Zelos and told him she'd felt nothing.]
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[ His tone is soft but sincere, firm. ]
No one should have to go through any of that.
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Staring at Lee.
WHY ARE YOU ASKING THAT, MAN...]
Lee...
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I'm just curious, Clem. Trying to figure out how this world works.
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[She frowns, fiddling with a belt loop on her jeans.]
They come back, though. Not like walkers.
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[ He hesitates for a moment, then shuts the journal entirely, looking to her. ]
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to upset you.
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[She's been curious about that. They don't turn into walkers, but something has to be different, right?]
It's okay. I... just don't like thinking about it. That's all.
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Never happened to you, has it?
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It's still a little discomforting though, how it can just bring people back like that.
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[ A pause, but only a brief one, and then he addresses the journal more directly. ]
Sorry if this made you uncomfortable.
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Not at all, I never raised from the dead. It doesn't bother me one bit.
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I've heard that you stay gone for two weeks but then the castle brings you back but steals something else from you. Don't know how true that is.
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It takes something else? First I've heard of that.
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You don't stay dead.
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That's what I thought. Is it the castle that brings us back?
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[she debates on telling him this next part...
since lol hopefully she's figured it out by this point.]I don't think it does it for free.
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[ That's what he's figured by now, too. ]
Not that nice of it, huh?
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Depends. It hurts to forget, but dying hurts, too.
And anyway, I want to live. Even if I forget every single reason I have for doing it, I still want to live.
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