[video forever] I am the girl of 100 lists

[usskickass]

I don't know about you guys, but I'm kind of feeling like we need a group update on, uh. Death and death-like things that've happened to folks.

Anybody wanna help me get up to date?

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[usskickass]

Would you come back? Back home, I mean.

[cautious_knight]

If I died in any of the ways that would kill humans, yes, I would ...come back, so to say. I will always be there as long as my people are my people. [Though dying here might still be different (and he does not remember this, but it was pretty traumatic when he died), the prospect of dying to come back is actually reassuring. If he could die for good here, he would worry.]

[usskickass]

I...guess that makes sense.

[She scratches at her neck.]

We still have a limit, here. It's nice, I guess, that accidents won't be permanent. But we still gotta live through the pain each time. And when we run out, we aren't even sure what'll happen.

I figure we should keep track so everyone can be safer.

[cautious_knight]

Poland told me that there was a man here who did not come back after dying five times, that he knew of anyway. Maybe there were more. [And the tone indicated that the man had deserved it, even though he refused to go into any detail.]

[usskickass]

[Beiste raises her eyebrows, surprised.]

You remember that guy's name, by any chance?

[cautious_knight]

He didn't say. I don't think that he wanted to talk about him, he ...seemed to tie our future. Or he hurt someone whom Poland loved, or both. Not a pleasant person, most certainly.

[usskickass]

I'll have to ask Poland directly, then.

[cautious_knight]

THat should be the best idea. I'm sorry I can't help more.

[usskickass]

Don't worry about it. I want everyone to weigh in, after all.

[Because that's just how widespread dying is in this place. Ugh.]

[cautious_knight]

All right. Good luck with getting useful answers.