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[hisstrength]

[Tris sounds tense. She had so many questions in mind when she first arrived that she never got around to taking to the network. Now's not the time for any of them, except this one.]

So destruction and fighting and everything aside. Does anyone know... how long someone can stay uhm. Passed out in a coma? I know some people dream of what's happening at home like that but how long does it normally last?

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[hisstrength]

have you ever died here?

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[redhourglass]

( she hesitates for a moment - then: )

yes. i'm not the only one, either.

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[hisstrength]

...does it really not make a difference?

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[redhourglass]

depends on what you mean by 'a difference'

it's not something i'd want to experience again

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[hisstrength]

i mean, did you really come back just like you were before?

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[redhourglass]

yes.

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[hisstrength]

that does kind of make it less scary, if there are no consequences.

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[redhourglass]

it's not a cakewalk. but considering it's a little less permanent than at home, i agree with you.

though again, i wouldn't recommend it.

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[hisstrength]

i'm not planning on it. but i'm pretty sure most people don't.

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[redhourglass]

it's easier to think about death when you keep in mind it's not permanent - but it's no reason to be reckless with your life. you don't know how it might affect you, dying. it's funny that way.

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[hisstrength]

of course not. i'm not about to do anything stupid just to find out what it'll do.

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[redhourglass]

nothing personal. it's happened before.