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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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[Sometimes, when it doesn't end in being blind drunk or waking up in strange places. Or kidnapped. By Margo.]
Maybe I will, uhm, when I get used to things here. It's just-- a lot. Really.
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( if there was one thing they could agree on, it was that. this place was a lot. )
Take it one day at a time and don't try and do everything at once. You're going to be here tomorrow too.
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We're going to be here forever, aren't we? That's just, like, not what I was hoping for. Didn't you imagine being dead as something... else?
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( but he's curious, he'll admit. )
And yes, of course I did. But, I can't do anything about that right now. I'm trying not to dwell, you know? Nothing good comes of that.
( and he already had a lot of other things to dwell on. )
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[Not to mention disheartening and not boding well for Quentin’s chance of figuring anything out soon, and just being here for a day and half and the darkness is already getting to him. The way it makes the days and nights bleed together in to one long, endless night.]
And you can just do that? Not dwell? Is this where the drinking comes in?
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( there were quiet nights, sure, but most people spent those nights unwinding and trying not to think of what was happening. )
I can do that just fine. ( he'd been doing it for decades now. ) But drinking helps.
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[That would not be the first time that cooperation was key and also the hardest thing in the world to achieve. He knew his friends, and still, they'd had to use magic to find harmony and the Key to go with it. These were all complete strangers.]
Yeah, any tips? Because I can't stop thinking about-- about well, all of it?
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( because you need some rest, quentin. )
You need a few hours where you don't do anything but rest.
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[Which was never, but at least they found somewhere to sleep at night, and it wasn't a total shithole, so-- there's that.]
I do that. I mean, when I need it? But, that's the tip? Sleep? [So very doubtful about that, but sure. Resting could be nice. Once he's done making notes and cross-checking what everyone has been telling him about this place, and there was still the library to check out.]
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( and everyone needs a break. )
And maybe give you some clarity on things when you woke up. Sometimes, sleep is all you need.
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Shit, I'm sorry. Just-- just that's exactly what I tend to do, uhm, overthink things? But sure, I'll give napping a shot. I mean, I'm already dead, what harm could it do?
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( so basically, don't accidentally go falling and you won't die again. napping would be much better than napping because you were dead. )
You can overthink later.
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( talking some things out helped. )
Talk to you later.
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[SuprNerd out]