Of course. I think it's fairly natural for humans especially to pine for divinity and longevity beyond their years. If they have the ability to reach for it, many do.
There isn't, really. [Scaramouche says this but he will also kill people for free.] But I suppose that's fair enough. Did you end up with any wishes in either of your past "games"?
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[Okay Poe.]
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[says that easily enough. kids can you lighten up a little.]
Happens to - well, most everyone eventually. And no offense or anything, but it definitely beats being immortal.
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Finite beings are incapable of handling transitions to immortality well, regardless.
[It's best to know your limits...]
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[He agrees, he is just curious as to where Rupert specifically is coming from.]
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It's just one of the many reasons why those with human hearts aren't well-suited for eternity.
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[Of course they will agree on things when the things they agree on are right and smart!]
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[DON'T JUST AGREE anyways]
Got any others?
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Questions? [Hm... He brings a hand up to his chin as he thinks... and continues careening.....] Would you kill for any of the trinkets?
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[easily because he's predictable.]
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[He is so predictable though it's true and hilarious.]
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[Since they intrinsically understand it to be true he's just like YEAH SURE THAT CHECKS.]
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There's a price for something like that, though. Even beyond the person you'd have to kill. Besides, things are pretty peaceful back home right now.
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There isn't, really. [Scaramouche says this but he will also kill people for free.] But I suppose that's fair enough. Did you end up with any wishes in either of your past "games"?
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[laughs at jan all over again]
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He just gives Rupert a look.]
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[HELP.]
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