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[thisisherson]

[When Kurt appears on the network, he's still kind of startled from when he woke up and realized he was somehow still in one piece, and back in his bedroom. He...wasn't in the best mental state during the event, but he's pretty sure he didn't survive that one.

Is that what dying is really like?

Still, after finally being able to change clothes and make himself presentable, he went on to the network with every intention of saying something specific, but it fades from his mind the second he turns the camera on. Eventually though, he clears his throat.]

Err...does anyone know exactly what happened to us during the last event?

[To him, he means.]

...Also, I seem to be missing a scarf. Has anyone seen it?

[He liked that scarf, and he's sort of hoping orange goo doesn't stain like blood. Without much else to say though, he cuts the post off there.]

Comments

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[second-first.livejournal.com]

It would kill the sense of the individual. All humans would exist as a single consciousness.

There can be no misunderstandings if all are one.

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[thisisherson.livejournal.com]

It...would kill their bodies. Because their bodies would be uncooked orange jello.

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I'd rather have misunderstandings and be myself than explode and be part of everyone else, thank you.

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[second-first.livejournal.com]

[Good point. That's why she's not correcting him about the "orange jello" thing.]

Then it is good you're from a different world.

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[thisisherson.livejournal.com]

It probably is. ...Though, thank you for telling me. Even if I don't understand it at all.

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[second-first.livejournal.com]

I don't think it's meant to be understood.

[She may not even totally understand it. She just knows what she's been told.]

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[thisisherson.livejournal.com]

So...it's a religious sort of thing then?

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[second-first.livejournal.com]

No.

[Despite all the religious terminology being used, it was very much not a religious sort of thing.]