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[psynchronise]

... He hadn't seen much of a lot of things. That's what makes me so mad.

[bookpapers]

...Out of all of us here, he's the one person who felt the most like a mistake. What was his sin anyway, wanting to live?

[psynchronise]

This is why religion is a load of crap. If someone’s sin is… how they were made, or just wanting to live — how’s that any justification for their punishment?

[bookpapers]

I'm sure some stuffy guy somewhere will make one up. Or it's that concept -- original sin or whatever.

[he rubs at his head]

...Even if Nameless hurt people in that brief moment he was alive, they deserved it for trying to use him like that.

[psynchronise]

Some people aren't happy unless they're tossing around judgements to feel superior, huh.

[ pff. ]

There were things he was experiencing here for the first time because he was alive so briefly before. What's the point of targeting someone like that?

[bookpapers]

...We won't know until tomorrow. If there even was a point, or if they just measured up his life to theirs and thought it came up short.

[psynchronise]

...

[ he doesn't like the sound of that, really. and-- ]

I don't like that that's also possible.

[bookpapers]

[yeah!!! Yeah!!!]

...I'm really hoping it isn't.

[but when second chances are on the line? He's not sure.]

[psynchronise]

If someone's thinking so far ahead they're weighing people based on use or ability, then that's disturbing. Or if they looked at everyone and decided that someone who was born and died within hours was worth less than the rest of us, then...

well that's just disturbing too, really.