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[intelligently]

There are some things here that are limited.
We can only die a certain number of times before it changes.
Do you think there are any limits to anything else here?
How many people can come from your world.
How many times you can leave this place.
Or is it just that one?

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[naughty_nurse]

I never thought about those things! That's awful!

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[reek]

You can leave this place?

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[pottershotter]

I'm sure there's got to be.
Trouble is, no one's ever remembered it.

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[forwearemany]

I am also interested in the answer to this question.

[failedparenting]

ive seen one of my kids come and go from here a few times in one year. and it happened before apparently

so if theres a limit on that its pretty high

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[heroica]

I have only gone home and come back once, so it could be that.
I would ask some of the others, though.

These are good questions, Lydia.

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[grahamalytical]

I wouldn't be surprised if there are limits on other things.
I also wouldn't be surprised if there aren't any other limits.
Wonderland seems to take pride in making no sense. That, or in making us believe that there's no sense to its structure.

[intelligently]

A lot of things here are.

[intelligently]

Not by your own will, but Wonderland has sent me home before. It's sent a lot of people home.

[intelligently]

Or it hasn't happened enough times to know.
Maybe the people that leave and don't return have been the limit for them.

[intelligently]

It's an answer that won't be easy to get.

[intelligently]

some people don't spend as long here. or come back when they leave. what if the limit was different for everyone?

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[intelligently]

I've been home four times now. Some people haven't gone home, some don't come back.
I hope there's an answer.

[intelligently]

I think a lot of people have given up on trying to figure it out.

[failedparenting]

some arbitrary limit for separate people would be pretty stupid

a lot of things like this dont make sense, but theres still a kind of sense in itself. what possible benefit would it get limiting people coming back? it just loses a source of energy

[naughty_nurse]

Maybe there's limits to all kinds of things! Like eating and drinking and using bandages!

[forwearemany]

Affirmative. It is ...difficult to replicate these occurrences for study.

However, through careful documentation, useful data may be acquired.

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[eatsyourscience]

I'm not sure. There doesn't seem to be a limit on memories you can lose.

We each get only one Mirror, though.

[reek]

How regularly does this occur?

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[noble_son]

How do things change if you die too many times?

[Not that he's planning on dying. He'd really rather avoid it.]

[intelligently]

I don't think Wonderland wants to kill us that much.

[intelligently]

People can be sent home at any time. It's been a while since I've gone home. It always brings me back.

[intelligently]

There's a lot of documentation about things that have happened here.
There aren't a lot of patterns.

[intelligently]

Considering how little sense Wonderland makes arbitrary could be something it does.

[naughty_nurse]

We never know what Wonderland wants!