...Mortals can come back. It's...rare. But they can come back.
It's an exit clause. A little..loophole in Death's contract.
But if you're looking for a point, then I have to say that there isn't one. There shouldn't be a point to Death, to dying in a particularly noble or noteworthy or sacrificial way.
Death - all death - does have a price. It's not something you want to do over and over again.
But you need to stop thinking of death on the Barge as the period at the end of life and start thinking of it as more of a comma, an added gasp that can continue the sentence until it eventually reaches the end of its rambling, run-on and grammatically inaccurate paragraph.
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It's an exit clause. A little..loophole in Death's contract.
But if you're looking for a point, then I have to say that there isn't one. There shouldn't be a point to Death, to dying in a particularly noble or noteworthy or sacrificial way.
Death - all death - does have a price. It's not something you want to do over and over again.
But you need to stop thinking of death on the Barge as the period at the end of life and start thinking of it as more of a comma, an added gasp that can continue the sentence until it eventually reaches the end of its rambling, run-on and grammatically inaccurate paragraph.