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[byweavinglives]

Snap, snap, snap, snap, break.

[There's a clean snapping sound here, like wood]

I think there's too much attributed to the idea of omens. Is it poor taste not to believe in them? Maybe it's a lack of ascribing fear into my everyday life that makes me unable to see the point. If we die, we die. If we die but know we're going to die, how does that

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[waitsforever]

It could be considered LESS rational to ignore the killer carousel animals as being an omen. I'm not sure about omens but...dangerous things are still dangerous. And if a lot of bad things start happening...I feel like it's rational to expect further bad things. Not so much omens as...logical conclusions.

[byweavinglives]

Do you really think they're an omen?

[waitsforever]

I don't know if it counts if the City's making them happen. It's like predicting what you're going to do next yourself. Also, if a person's heart stops beating, it's not an omen, but it's still a bad sign. And...yes...I'm aware that's practically what omens are but...I dunno, I don't think it's mystical.

[byweavinglives]

Bad signs are not omens.

[heliolatrous]

No, you're right. Things like that aren't worth believing in.

[byweavinglives]

Someone with sense.

[heliolatrous]

Of course I am.

[byweavinglives]

And why would that be?

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[implemented]

[ Oh, Saya. ]

If we die, we die. How astute of you, Saya.

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[byweavinglives]

Is that you trying to tell me that was a stupid comment to make, Nigel?

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[implemented]

Obvious, maybe. Unhelpful.

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[byweavinglives]

Around here, the obvious is seldom obvious enough.

[ooc: akldjfka did you get my email?]

[reed4context]

Ignoring omens is like ignoring roadsigns on your travel.

[byweavinglives]

Is it?

[reed4context]

Very little in life is random, in my experience.

[byweavinglives]

So you believe in fate.