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ofhopeandglory

[Locked from V]

Dec 22, 2009 20:11

So it would appear that the community's gone and brought someone back from the dead, albeit by somehow rewinding time and leaving them without any of their memories from before whatsoever.

... What do the rest of you make of this?

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gonnabe1st December 22 2009, 20:15:46 UTC

A headache, that's what. And maybe not letting him die this time around.

ofhopeandglory December 22 2009, 20:52:10 UTC

That in itself is going to be enough of a headache to figure out how to do if things go how he engineered them to go last time.

gonnabe1st December 22 2009, 20:55:58 UTC

Well, he did tell me how exactly it happened, during the spirit chaneling. It's not impossible, we just need to be in the right place at the right time.

ofhopeandglory December 22 2009, 21:00:36 UTC

Well. That's something, I suppose...

This is going to take a lot of planning. It's not exactly something that we'd get a second chance at.

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last5secondswin December 22 2009, 20:44:46 UTC

Well...It's kind of sad that he doesn't remember us, but I'm just glad that he's alive! If he's alive, then nothing else matters.

ofhopeandglory December 22 2009, 20:54:39 UTC

It's not just that he's alive, though, even if that would be disconcerting enough just by itself. He's been... I suppose, reset, for want of a better word. Everything that he planned and did during the last year just hasn't happened for him yet, as far as I can tell.

last5secondswin December 22 2009, 20:56:17 UTC

Hmmm...Well...that does change things. But the thing is, that might be even better in a way. It means this time, he can't keep any secrets from us, so he doesn't have an excuse to not let us help him.

...Right?

ofhopeandglory December 22 2009, 21:02:56 UTC

If I've got the measure of him, it probably won't stop him trying. But you're right in that it gives us a little more scope to manoeuvre.

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land_of_the_sun December 22 2009, 20:57:32 UTC

I'm happy about it.

Ok, maybe not aobut the memory lost but he is alive.

ofhopeandglory December 22 2009, 21:03:56 UTC

Alive, yes, but from the looks of things the entire thing's just about to go repeat itself all over again.

land_of_the_sun December 22 2009, 23:51:28 UTC

Maybe it will happen again and again until he does something different and not die. i saw a movie about that.

ofhopeandglory December 23 2009, 11:23:54 UTC

There's a film about that sort of thing?

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clockmaster December 22 2009, 20:58:52 UTC

This happened before. Some other members come back to life.

I'm to sure if the comm did it or it was just the universe having a good laugh with us.

ofhopeandglory December 22 2009, 21:05:27 UTC

I'm really not sure anymore if there's any difference between the two.

clockmaster December 22 2009, 23:52:05 UTC

I doubt it.

Are you alright?

ofhopeandglory December 23 2009, 11:27:15 UTC

I thought not.

As I ever was.

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heavenly_home December 23 2009, 01:27:18 UTC

It has happened before.

ofhopeandglory December 23 2009, 11:32:21 UTC

So I've heard, but that doesn't automatically make it any less incredible to take in.

heavenly_home December 23 2009, 17:59:56 UTC

No. It does not.

strike typed then deleted :> ofhopeandglory December 24 2009, 20:50:48 UTC

It's more the fact that he seems to have been completely... reset, I suppose, that worries concerns me. It's not just this place he's forgotten, it's as if everything that he worked for in his own world just never happened either.

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