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[cenizasquedaran]

[Suddenly, a grim reaper, scythe and all, is standing in front of you.]

Bienvenido al campamento. Okay, newcomers--definitely deads to the left, live ones to the right. I can answer your questions, but only if you help me out a little in return.

((Ninja-intro in here if you like. Everyone is welcome. Mingle.))

Comments

[runstowardsfire]

That's very direct . . .

[runstowardsfire]

This place isn't that much better.

[cenizasquedaran]

Have to agree with you there.

[runstowardsfire]

The whole dying and reviving process sounds horrible.

[cenizasquedaran]

Some people say it's better than the alternative, but I'm not so sure.

[runstowardsfire]

It doesn't seem that way--people remember the pain of dying.

[cenizasquedaran]

You seem pretty knowledgeable on the subject.

[runstowardsfire]

Someone I know in passing . . . had an experience.

[cenizasquedaran]

A bad one, I'm assuming.

[runstowardsfire]

I saw the aftermath--it didn't look very good.

[cenizasquedaran]

[Thoughtfully smokes.]

[runstowardsfire]

[Actually doesn't mind this because her grandmother smoked really rank tobacco.]

I can imagine people would be fairly traumatised by violent deaths and coming straight back from them.

[cenizasquedaran]

They often are.

[runstowardsfire]

It's probably not the moogles' fault that their job is to revive people instantaneously. But the system here is not really very good if death loses all meaning.

[cenizasquedaran]

It's the first thing I'll change.

[runstowardsfire]

A reasonable idea. Though there might be problems if people died because they met something dangerous in Camp. The Director would be at least partly responsible for their deaths.