I think... age doesn't matter so much sometimes. There are a lot of pretty young people here. Even some of the gods seem pretty young. Maybe it matters more what you've been through.
A lot of you have been through a lot...but at the same time a lot of you haven't. That's what I worry about, too. I don't know how to make sure you guys are prepared for whatever happens next.
...who wins, and if more murders happen. That's all up to you guys as a group. That's why it's so important to talk to people and find out what they're thinking.
Unless there was a way to lock you all in one room and figure out how to get rid of the curfew? I'm not sure...but that doesn't stop us from thinking of something to do.
I don't know where to get that many pairs of handcuffs though. [Frown.] The only other thing would be giving them something to keep themselves busy with, like a curse or a task or something.
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[And from what she knows of Ray's world...]
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What happens next?
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Do you think more people are going to die?
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I guess that wouldn't be the worst use of a curse.
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[But she's aware that isn't the point, and that it's impractical besides. She sighs.]
The problem is... I can see how a curse could make someone too busy to hurt anyone else, but it could make things more dangerous in most cases, too.
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[Hm.]
Was that you?
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