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“ do you believe in sin?”
“ there’s nothing to believe.”
“ the devil is still alive and active in the world.”
“ we serve the dead, but we don’t talk about them.”
“ we don’t talk about them. it brings bad things.”
“ we keep dead people in the house.”
“ how much worse could it get?”
“ i’m just joking. okay? joking.”
“ well, then change your name.”
“ if it doesn’t work out, i can always leave.”
“ you know what, __? you’re such a dick.”
“ i will never confess to you.”
“ don’t worry, the pain is gone.”
“ i don’t wanna die like this.”
“ you shouldn’t think about it. it was an accident.”
“ it’s hard not to think about. i feel somewhat responsible.”
“ i think you’re making a mistake.”
“ i think this is the part where i say ‘it’s not you, it’s me’ and ‘let’s just be friends.’ ”
“ i imagine that means you’re not very squeamish.”
“ why? why would you want me?”
“ i don’t know what i believe in.”
“ i prefer punctuality to apologies.”
“ he’s asked me to keep an eye on you.”
“ he thinks you’ve got great potential.”
“ that’s a lot of pressure.”
“ i don’t know what that means.”
“ the spirit is pretty devious.”
“ yes. spirit. demon. the devil.”
“ whatever you do, do not address it. do not speak to it. it’s the devil.”
“ it won’t stop now. even when i sleep it talks.”
“ you must not touch me.”
“ shut up! you must not speak.”
“ it gets complicated when no proof of the devil is somehow proof of the devil.”
“ the interesting thing about skeptics is that we’re always looking for proof, certainty.”
“ there’s something that keeps digging and scraping away inside me.”
“ i’m telling you because i’m concerned.”
“ it was terrible to see you go through your suffering.”
“ do you remember any of it?”
“ you’re still not convinced—”
“ that wasn’t a human voice, though, was it?”
“ choosing not to believe in the devil won’t protect you from him.”
“ you’re not a coward. don’t be afraid.”
“ that’s enough now, do you hear me? no one is going to die.”
“ so you’re happy to have them continue believing something that may not be true?”
“ and what is it you believe?”
“ i believe that people prefer to lie to themselves than face the truth.”
“ and i’m not finished yet!”
“ you know how to swear in every language?”
“ what is it you want me to believe?”
“ how can i fear you if you don’t exist?”
“ he still has you fooled, hasn’t he?”
“ you did what you thought was best.”
“ sometimes he would tell me what the devil said. and sometimes, it would come true.”
“ sorry to wake you… i thought it best to tell you myself.”
“ i don’t know what’s going on. i’m hallucinating. i’m seeing things, i’m hearing things…”
“ look, i need your help. i feel like i’m going insane.”
“ i think… i think i did something awful.”
“ you’ll have to lock me up.”
“ i’m just an old friend.”
“ are you reading my mind?”
“ do you think i’m afraid of you?”
“ you are noting! you know nothing!”
“ what’s happening to me?”
“ give up. you don’t have the strength.”
“ oopsie-daisy, close to home.”
“ i will never leave you, __. i will never leave you.”
“ i saw quite a bit of myself in you. scary, isn’t it?”
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