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You're worried about the recent losses, are you? I'm fairly confident that there's no way to answer your questions.

Worried
Yes

Thats Unfortunate

Most things about our situation are unfortunate, I'm afraid.

So The Answer Is Make The Best Of It

Thats Pretty Difficult Sometimes

That's putting it mildly. It's nearly impossible for many of us.

May I Ask How Youre Finding It

The city? Or the confusion?

I went back home for a bit. I didn't remember a thing about this place and I was put where they took me from, in order to continue what I was doing.

So I assume that's what happens to everyone else.

Thats What Usually Happens When Brew Returns People

My Question However Is What Happens When They Die While In This World

I'd assume the same, but that is wishful thinking.

I don't think any of us know that answer for sure.

I Wish There Was A Way To Find Out

I... I don't think there is.

Then again, I haven't been here that long. But how... how would you even go about checking that?

Im Not Sure
I Would Think Brew Being What Brought Us Here Could At Least Give Us A Direction But Of Course We Dont Have Access To It

From what I've heard, no one has any idea how that thing works.

Its Unfortunate

If Theyre Not Going To Figure It Out I Wish They Would Let Us Try

And what happens if one of us breaks it?

I have reason to believe timelines are essentially on pause while someone's here, and proceed as if they'd never been in Death City if they go home.

I'd assume the same applies if someone dies here, but there's less information to go on.

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Thats The Impression Ive Gotten
However Death Is Not The Same As A Return

It is if you're dead in your world. I should know, I am.

It didn't stop them bringing me back a second time.

I See
Im Sorry To Hear It

May I Ask What You Experienced In The Interim

Nothing.

The last thing I remember from my world was dying. The first thing I remember from here is waking up in that chamber. Nothing in between. It was a different version of me here before, for all practical purposes.

Do you know of cases where it's different?

Does it matter?

Ultimately Perhaps Not But It Still Interests Me

I guess that makes sense. I can't say for sure, but my brother has been here for much longer than me, but as far as I knew at home, he'd never gone missing at all.

From What I Understand Thats How It Usually Works When Brew Takes Someone

Its Almost Convenient

It is. It's possible that we're all from alternate timelines, even from those we "know". It's also possible that we're just copies of the people we think we are. I don't think we can be sure of any theory.

What Do You Think

Are You Really Yourself

As far as I know, it stands still while we are here.

I can't answer for the death part, though. Sorry.

Its Okay
Thank You Anyway

Since I have arrived, I have learned that there are multiples of myself. The one who came before me looked like me, but was not me. The one who is here now is me, but is not me. I've met my partner twice before becoming her partner, but the other two of her were not her.

I have returned home... and discovered that no time had passed since I left. Like several others, I returned to Death City, and found that time had passed here.

I have seen many die. The city used to be more dangerous than it is now. Unlike those who are returned, those who die... their belongings stay. Their bodies stay. Their souls... stay.

Therefore, it is my belief that when we die here, we create a version of our world in which we never return. Just as there is a world in which a dear friend of mine dies... there is also a world in which he lives... and there may yet be a world in which he never appears again.

Im Sorry You Had To Go Through All That
Im Sorry About Your Friend Too
For What Its Worth Anyway

That Makes Sense
Thank You

They die here, so I think the question would be, what are the possible consequences of them suddenly disappearing from their worlds? There one second and gone the next.

Its A Depressing Thing To Think About

What Do You Think

Maybe they simply cease to exist. People who know them could suddenly forget about them. It would be as if they'd never been born. That has frightening, overreaching consequences, however, so I would prefer to think that it could be that they just go missing from that point in time.

If They Simply Go Missing Then People Will Still Remember Them And Have To Deal With The Resulting Pain

Would That Really Be Worse Than A Cessation Of Existence

A cessation of existence might affect the very reality of that world. What if the person who disappeared was important enough to have affected a lot of lives and events over the course of his lifetime?

Would there even be any possible way to know?

Usually People Are Returned With No Memory Of What Happened Here

I Doubt That Should They Return We Could Simply Ask

That's what I'm saying. Although my knowledge is admittedly limited, it seems that at present we have no way of knowing.

>Its Unfortunate But Theres Nothing We Can Do

I suppose we've just got to make the best of it, then.

That Would Be The Best Option
I Hope You Can Find It Easy To Do

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