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[soulcontracts]

Tell me about the dead in your world. Not specifics. I don't care about dear deceased Aunt Marge. Do they stay dead? Or are there arrangements like the one we have here?

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[livedtwice]

Because death is just another factor of life. No one is beyond death.

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[soulcontracts]

What an embarrassingly simple mindset.

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[livedtwice]

I've seen it tested from other perspectives. I've seen people defy death. Do you think I haven't seen that? I realise I haven't given you very much information, but it's not without reason.

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[soulcontracts]

And I am looking for a way to facilitate that. Don't fool yourself into thinking that I am without reason, too.

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[livedtwice]

What is your reason for trying to defy death?

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[soulcontracts]

It is my line of work. Do you ask a plumber why he has such an interest in toilets?

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[livedtwice]

Do you really think you can compare bringing the dead back to toilets?

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[soulcontracts]

I believe that I just did.

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[livedtwice]

Plumbers take care of toilets because someone needs to. It's a need, isn't it?

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[soulcontracts]

Shortsided to believe that this is not also a need.

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[livedtwice]

That's because, as much as I can understand believing otherwise, it's not. It's absolutely not.

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[soulcontracts]

Neither are toilets, for some.

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[livedtwice]

Well, it's not really their fault that they use nappies.

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[soulcontracts]

Why are so many of you English?

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[livedtwice]

It's not like we can help where we're born.