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Indulge my curiosity for a moment, would you?
( could you deny a face like his? could you? you couldn't. which is good because he's going to ask a somewhat morbid question. )
We're all, apparently, dead. But some of us have died again and been returned via the church. Some of us have disappeared or died and not been returned. Are they still here somewhere? Or have they been sent back to where they came from?
Those are hypothetical questions, by the way. Feel free to try and answer but I think it's going to be a lot of time that could be spent on something more fruitful.
My actual question: could the the way of dying a second time crucial to who stays and who goes? Or did those of us that have been lost end somewhere in this place that we've yet to find?
( he knows that it's not necessarily a fun thing to think about but he recalls the resurrection of his aunt hilda after her many deaths at the hands of his other aunt versus how harvey's brother had come back. two dead people returned to the land of the living but only one went on to live a relatively normal life.
ambrose knows that might be because hilda is a witch herself and tommy was a normal human. but his curiosity still stands. )
Do we need to institute the buddy system to make sure no one else wanders off and doesn't come back?
( he's joking. mostly. )
( could you deny a face like his? could you? you couldn't. which is good because he's going to ask a somewhat morbid question. )
We're all, apparently, dead. But some of us have died again and been returned via the church. Some of us have disappeared or died and not been returned. Are they still here somewhere? Or have they been sent back to where they came from?
Those are hypothetical questions, by the way. Feel free to try and answer but I think it's going to be a lot of time that could be spent on something more fruitful.
My actual question: could the the way of dying a second time crucial to who stays and who goes? Or did those of us that have been lost end somewhere in this place that we've yet to find?
( he knows that it's not necessarily a fun thing to think about but he recalls the resurrection of his aunt hilda after her many deaths at the hands of his other aunt versus how harvey's brother had come back. two dead people returned to the land of the living but only one went on to live a relatively normal life.
ambrose knows that might be because hilda is a witch herself and tommy was a normal human. but his curiosity still stands. )
Do we need to institute the buddy system to make sure no one else wanders off and doesn't come back?
( he's joking. mostly. )
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( what a morbid conversation this was going to be. )
I haven't kept a personal tally, though. But your last two suggestions have some merit. I know there was a...situation where people were able to see how others died. I don't think many of us were taking notes.
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What? Someone saw how others died? Died to, uh, to get here, right? Not, how they were going to die. Here. Some day?
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( he still feels for those that saw how he died. )
There were tombstones and those tombstones seemed to insert someone into that memory. You were there, watching death in living color and unable to do anything about it. You were a spectator to the worst time in someone's life.
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Is that, like, something that happens? A lot? Graves? I haven't seen any when I was walking around, but it's really dark out? And I wasn't really looking for any.
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( but he knows there were others like winters and robin and the like who'd seemed like this wasn't too surprising a predicament. now, not all of them were alive but at least one of them was. )
Most people might be forthcoming about their deaths if you ask nicely, though.
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( since he was being given permission and all. )
How did you die?
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( he can guess by the name, at least, but if one exists in his world, he hasn't been. )
Do you remember much about it? Your death?
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Yeah? I remember everything. Don't you?
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( he'd cried. it hadn't been a very strong moment. )
But, I haven't ever dealt with something like you're describing. Are you human? Forgive me if that's a strange question but most humans don't deal with occurrences like that.
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[Quentin died for his friends, he saved his best friends from being used as flesh puppets for evil and he's not sorry about his choices. Much.]
Uhm, yes? I'm human. I'm a magician, but-- I'm still just human. With magic.
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( he still hasn't really dealt with it, processed it, accepted it, but time had passed. )
Were you born with magic?
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( witch hunters. how cliche. )
Well, I was born with magic as well but I am not called a magician hence my questions.
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( the worst. )
And they call me witch. Or a warlock, I suppose. Either works.
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Warlock, huh. That's so much better than magician. I don't even know why someone somewhere picked that name? Because, uhm, it just makes people think about sexy assistants and pulling rabbits out of hats.
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( painful. bloody. ow. not something he wishes upon anyone but prudence and her sisters didn't deserve to be burned either. )
But yes, I agree with you. Magician sounds...very amateur and while there is nothing wrong with that, I get the feeling that you are not amateur. You're probably a little more advanced than pulling a long train of cloth out of someone's ear.
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[Not that being ripped apart by magic hadn't been, but it had been quick and he mostly just remembers the heat and pressure of it. Here one second and gone the next.]
I could pull a scarf out of an ear? But, real magic is-- different? Not better, but. Uhm, different.
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( he agrees. )
I only really pull a scarf out of someone's ear to make them look ridiculous these days. If I want to show off, I have many other tricks up my proverbial sleeve.
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( he gives his fingers a wiggle and smirks. )
Real magic like you wouldn't believe.
( well. )
Or maybe you would all things considered.
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( how dare. )
But, as long as it's not completely gone, I can deal. I just have to adjust.
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