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In fairness, only Diomedes really has room to judge here.
All the other Greek leaders except the Ajaxes suffered tribulation on their way home. Menelaus and Agamemnon got waylaid by storms (and in Agamemnon's case, he got merked almost as soon as he got home)
Meanwhile, Neither of the Ajaxes even made it onto a boat. Ajax the Greater threw a bitch fit after losing to Odysseus, and then killed himself out of shame. And Ajax the Lesser profaned one of Athena's temple, and not killing him as punishment for that is why all the other Greeks got hit with storms on the way home.
Diomedes, incidently, was on team "Kill the Lesser Ajax" which might be why no bad shit happened to him.
Do you have any familiarity or fondness for Marvel's various licensed comics that they just slapped into their universe like rom or micronauts?
Not particularly familiar with any of them, but I maintain a fondness-at-a-distance for what happens when the ramifications of their storylines stick around in canon far longer than they maintain the right to talk about any of the specific characters involved. One of the more memorable examples of this kind of thing for me personally is how the end of JLA/Avengers wound up establishing the new ongoing status quo for the villian Krona within the DC continuity, except that Busiek obviously couldn't talk about where the baby universe macguffin that Krona was imprisoned in came from without acknowledging the involvement of the distinguished competition. I think something similar is going to happen to all the "Savage Avengers" stories from around 2020 where they were had a time-displaced Conan The Barbarian running around the regular Marvel Universe doing Conan Stuff. Do they still have the rights to him?
Nope, that's Titan Comics.
In terms of "Ramifications of what happens after they lose the rights" ROM is most interesting. Because anything Marvel invents for a Licensed comic, they get to keep and use as their own. So much of the worldbuilding they did for ROM stuck around and got used by other writers after they'd lost to rights to ROM himself.
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Another question. How would you personally rank the gamera movies, from your least favorite, to your most favorite?
Ranked from Least to Most favorite:
Gamera vs. Jiger - The first time I watched this one I was REALLY annoyed at how often the final fight between Gamera and Jiger would cut away to the children watching for long periods of time. It just felt very poorly paced. Now, granted, I was watching the Sandy Frank dubbed cut, so it may have just been edited poorly for American consumption. But every time I've watched the Japanese version I've found it struggles to capture my attention, and to this day it's the Gamera film I'm least enthused to revisit. It's still got some good moments, though - I think the baby Jiger killing Gamera from within is a really fun plot point.
Gamera vs. Viras - I had trouble determining which ranked higher, this or Gamera vs. Zigra, because they're very similar in their strengths and weaknesses for my money. They both have really great villains, but also have some very plodding pacing. They both feature really good fights with STELLAR crazy moments. But...
Gamera vs. Zigra - Gamera vs. Zigra has both an evil space babe (who's actually a nice Earth lady being mind controlled) and Gamera playing his theme song on his defeated opponent's back before lighting the fish's ass on fire, and that makes it the winner in my book.
Gamera Super Monster - I feel like I'm the only person in the world who doesn't hate this movie, and definitely the only person who wouldn't rank it dead last. Everyone complains about how its kaiju scenes are almost 100% stock footage, but, like, I dunno, it's kind of like a greatest hits CD to me? I like being able to just watch ALL of the big Showa Gamera fights one after another, and I like that it's tied together by three beautiful space babes fighting one evil beautiful space babe. If you ignore the idea that "stock footage is cheap and therefore always bad to use and rely on," it's a pretty fun romp. Is it kind of a mess? Yeah, in the same way a Greatest Hit CD isn't as coherent as a normal album, but again, sometimes you just want the greatest hits with a side of space babes. Or at least I do.
Gamera - the original Gamera is a very solid solo kaiju flick, and a great introduction to the giant turtle. But it's a lot more fun when he has another kaiju to fight.
Gamera vs. Barugon - I think this movie is very much an oddball, because it feels less like a Gamera movie and more like a Godzilla movie in tone. There's no kids and the human plotline is actually surprisingly grim, and those are kind of points against it - I actually love the kid friendly tone of most Gamera films, it makes them feel distinct. BUT! That oddness does make it fascinating, and it pulls off what it aims for pretty damn well. Plus Barugon is just a very endearing and lovable monster while still being a credible threat, and easily lands the number three spot among my favorite Gamera kaiju.
Gamera 3: Revenge of Irys - the Kaneko trilogy are rightly lauded as some of the most objectively well-crafted kaiju films of all time, and I do mostly agree with that assessment. They have great performances from the actors, beautiful tokusatsu all around, excellent camera work and pacing, and very ambitious and well-written scripts. I do not, however, agree with the notion that they are perfect, or that each one is better than the last - I actually think they get a bit messier as the trilogy goes along, aiming for loftier and loftier themes while getting sloppier with the actual storylines. Revenge of Irys is, to me, the one where the seams of this approach are most obvious, with a lot of scenes and even one whole character that don't really seem to have a point to them. Like, to this day I still don't know who that turtleneck-wearing guy is supposed to be, why he keeps showing up in scenes, and what the hell the point of him being in the story even was. What was with turtleneck guy? What was the point of him? He ate up so much screentime and I don't understand why. Irys is a really well-written kaiju character but has a design that kind of baffles me, especially when they claim she's a variant of Gyaos. And I really don't like seeing Gamera act so brutally - I understand the thematic and story reasons for him doing so, but it's just not a writing choice I would have made. Still, it's very well-directed and performed, and a very entertaining romp from start to finish, even if turtleneck guy remains a baffling narrative dead end.
Gamera 2: Advent of Legion - Again, rightly lauded as a classic, even if the plot is a bit messier than I think most people recognize. But holy shit, the Mana Blaster finishing move is such a stunning showstopper moment.
Gamera: Guardian of the Universe - The most solid of the Kaneko Gamera movies for my money, because it just tries to be a damn solid introduction for Gamera and Gyaos and succeeds in spades.
Gamera vs. Gaos - Speaking of Gyaos, her original debut is so damn good. I think it's where the Gamera series really figured itself out for the first time, developing its unique approach and tone after two films of imitating Godzilla. It captures the logic of a childhood fantasy, complete with the startlingly grim yet extremely unrealistic hyperviolence, and Gyaos quickly earns her spot as Gamera's most recognizable foe with her Dracula-pterosaur schtick.
Gamera vs. Guiron - If Gamera vs. Gaos is where the Gamera series figured out its identity, I kind of feel like this one is the movie where they lived up to that approach as fully as they could. This movie is so damn imaginative and wacky in such a perfect childhood fantasy way. I honestly think there are few children's films out there that understand the imagination of their target audience as well as it does. The scene where Guiron cuts Space Gyaos into sushi, for example, is entirely the kind of scene a child would draw if allowed to go nuts during art class, complete with the purple blood and complete lack if internal organs. Guiron is such a fun kaiju in both concept and design, you've got two evil space babes in it, AND Gamera does Olympic gymnastics during the big fight. Perfection, my favorite Showa Gamera film of all time.
Gamera the Brave - Gamera the Brave takes all my favorite qualities of the Showa films and the Kaneko trilogy and manages to blend them together into pretty much the perfect Gamera movie of all time. Great effects, great pacing, great performances, great writing, and holy shit, that relay scene at the end where every kid in the city bands together to help Gamera - where the friend of all children is helped by ALL the very children he fights so hard to protect? You cannot concieve of a better distillation of Gamera's essence. That's pure Gamera, baby. The only mark against this movie I can think of is that they didn't use Gamera's distinctive wail - if that were corrected, it would be perfect.
Interesting ranking. I can see where you are comming from, even if I personally disagree in some places.
But your mention of Gamera vs Barugon feeling more like a Godzilla movie leads me to the idea of an hypothetical Godzilla vs Gamera movie starting with a scene of each one fighting one of each others enemies, or a minor Kaiju from the other franchise.
More specifically, originally for me it was a Godzilla vs Barugon fight and a Gamera vs Baragon fight, both happening at the same time at the beginning of this hypothetical movie.
But of course, this has....a lot of problems, and kind of puts them as uneven. Like...Baragon may have fought Godzilla in GMK, but he was never shown as even close to being in the same weight class, where Barugon was, on the other hand, in the same weight class as Gamera, so this crossover part does feel uneven, even if they would basically exist mainly to hype out our to main stars.
Which asks the question of who else should fight Gamera while Godzilla fights Barugon? Anguirus kind of makes sense, thanks to being Godzillas first enemy, but he is not the same type of predatory, harmful anthropophage that most of Gameras enemies are, and he is not the type to cause problems to convince Gamera to take him down.
One of my other ideas was Megalon(thanks to his weirdness and combo of powers, and his nature as the guardian of an ancient civilization contrasting Gamera), but it kind of feels bad to bring him back just to be taken down in the first 10 minutes of this non-existent movie.
Man, was this a weird ass tangent.
This sounds like a job for Kumonga.
Thinking about it in terms of narative structure, a lot of old school Gamera films would feature Gamera losing his first encounter with the Kaiju, before winning in the rematch. If we have Godzilla beat Gamera the first time, then starting things off with Gamera fighting one of Godzilla's lesser enemies would play into that structure. Godzilla looks stronger at first blush, setting up the initial loss and making the eventual win much sweeter.
(Of course, when judging Baragon's performance, we must keep in mind the GMK also positioned Ghidorah and Mothra as being several outclassed by Godzilla. )
let's put Scooby and the gang in a genuine horror movie situation, i wanna see what these freaks are truly capable of
"didn't they already do this with—" no. put them in a slasher film. put them in a BLOODBATH. put this van full of weirdoes in a Texas Chainsaw Massacre scenario i have FAITH in them
THEY'D DO WELL IN SAW
okay I'm thinking about this
not Saw specifically but a slasher with a legit body count. Summer camp slashers are overplayed but I think it really works because it's the type of thing the Scooby gang WOULD get caught up in.
like some of the counselors didn't show up (got got) so the head counselor calls his younger cousin to see if him and his friends can fill in last minute. They show up and they're a bunch of nerds, one of them even has an anxiety dog, and they don't have a big role at first. It seems like the movie is setting them up as cannon fodder.
and then the deaths start and suddenly the nerds are locked the fuck in. The little one with the glasses actually fixed the phone line and is taking stock of all their supplies in case the vehicles go out. The counselor's cousin who seemed like a himbo has set up a perimeter and made makeshift alarms for all the doors and windows, knows all the entry points. The anxious one and his dog are keeping the mood up with the snacks and activities that were supposed to be for the kids, making sure nobody panics and starts making dumb decisions. Somebody tried to grab the redhead and she flipped him over and had him zip-tied before anybody noticed. Weren't they a D&D group or something? What is happening???
Fuck the slasher movie just effectively becomes Home Alone but with Four Kevin McAllisters
Bro's fucked.
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at one point the kid with the anxiety dog says, "man, why does this keep happening? this is, like, the eighth time thid year!"
it's barely June. abruptly all the normal councilors understand a) why he has an anxiety dog, and b) why the dog has anxiety too.
In the old cartoons, there are several times where Velma is shown carrying the entire rest of the gang while running at a full sprint. So there's a good chance that a Slasher going after her will find himself out muscled
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the among us show being a total gorefest on par with john carpenter's the thing is a really fun choice
the among us show having a gay orgy in the middle of it is another really fun choice
realizing many people don't know about infinity train creator owen dennis' among us show from years ago, which has been trapped in unreleased limbo all this time and was just dumped on streaming this morning with no advertisement. they don't even know about its weirdly stacked cast
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Hold on, let me fact-check this...
Before the announcement?!
general assumption is that there was a fuck up and it was supposed to go out at the same time as the SGF announcement
Another question. How would you personally rank the gamera movies, from your least favorite, to your most favorite?
Ranked from Least to Most favorite:
Gamera vs. Jiger - The first time I watched this one I was REALLY annoyed at how often the final fight between Gamera and Jiger would cut away to the children watching for long periods of time. It just felt very poorly paced. Now, granted, I was watching the Sandy Frank dubbed cut, so it may have just been edited poorly for American consumption. But every time I've watched the Japanese version I've found it struggles to capture my attention, and to this day it's the Gamera film I'm least enthused to revisit. It's still got some good moments, though - I think the baby Jiger killing Gamera from within is a really fun plot point.
Gamera vs. Viras - I had trouble determining which ranked higher, this or Gamera vs. Zigra, because they're very similar in their strengths and weaknesses for my money. They both have really great villains, but also have some very plodding pacing. They both feature really good fights with STELLAR crazy moments. But...
Gamera vs. Zigra - Gamera vs. Zigra has both an evil space babe (who's actually a nice Earth lady being mind controlled) and Gamera playing his theme song on his defeated opponent's back before lighting the fish's ass on fire, and that makes it the winner in my book.
Gamera Super Monster - I feel like I'm the only person in the world who doesn't hate this movie, and definitely the only person who wouldn't rank it dead last. Everyone complains about how its kaiju scenes are almost 100% stock footage, but, like, I dunno, it's kind of like a greatest hits CD to me? I like being able to just watch ALL of the big Showa Gamera fights one after another, and I like that it's tied together by three beautiful space babes fighting one evil beautiful space babe. If you ignore the idea that "stock footage is cheap and therefore always bad to use and rely on," it's a pretty fun romp. Is it kind of a mess? Yeah, in the same way a Greatest Hit CD isn't as coherent as a normal album, but again, sometimes you just want the greatest hits with a side of space babes. Or at least I do.
Gamera - the original Gamera is a very solid solo kaiju flick, and a great introduction to the giant turtle. But it's a lot more fun when he has another kaiju to fight.
Gamera vs. Barugon - I think this movie is very much an oddball, because it feels less like a Gamera movie and more like a Godzilla movie in tone. There's no kids and the human plotline is actually surprisingly grim, and those are kind of points against it - I actually love the kid friendly tone of most Gamera films, it makes them feel distinct. BUT! That oddness does make it fascinating, and it pulls off what it aims for pretty damn well. Plus Barugon is just a very endearing and lovable monster while still being a credible threat, and easily lands the number three spot among my favorite Gamera kaiju.
Gamera 3: Revenge of Irys - the Kaneko trilogy are rightly lauded as some of the most objectively well-crafted kaiju films of all time, and I do mostly agree with that assessment. They have great performances from the actors, beautiful tokusatsu all around, excellent camera work and pacing, and very ambitious and well-written scripts. I do not, however, agree with the notion that they are perfect, or that each one is better than the last - I actually think they get a bit messier as the trilogy goes along, aiming for loftier and loftier themes while getting sloppier with the actual storylines. Revenge of Irys is, to me, the one where the seams of this approach are most obvious, with a lot of scenes and even one whole character that don't really seem to have a point to them. Like, to this day I still don't know who that turtleneck-wearing guy is supposed to be, why he keeps showing up in scenes, and what the hell the point of him being in the story even was. What was with turtleneck guy? What was the point of him? He ate up so much screentime and I don't understand why. Irys is a really well-written kaiju character but has a design that kind of baffles me, especially when they claim she's a variant of Gyaos. And I really don't like seeing Gamera act so brutally - I understand the thematic and story reasons for him doing so, but it's just not a writing choice I would have made. Still, it's very well-directed and performed, and a very entertaining romp from start to finish, even if turtleneck guy remains a baffling narrative dead end.
Gamera 2: Advent of Legion - Again, rightly lauded as a classic, even if the plot is a bit messier than I think most people recognize. But holy shit, the Mana Blaster finishing move is such a stunning showstopper moment.
Gamera: Guardian of the Universe - The most solid of the Kaneko Gamera movies for my money, because it just tries to be a damn solid introduction for Gamera and Gyaos and succeeds in spades.
Gamera vs. Gaos - Speaking of Gyaos, her original debut is so damn good. I think it's where the Gamera series really figured itself out for the first time, developing its unique approach and tone after two films of imitating Godzilla. It captures the logic of a childhood fantasy, complete with the startlingly grim yet extremely unrealistic hyperviolence, and Gyaos quickly earns her spot as Gamera's most recognizable foe with her Dracula-pterosaur schtick.
Gamera vs. Guiron - If Gamera vs. Gaos is where the Gamera series figured out its identity, I kind of feel like this one is the movie where they lived up to that approach as fully as they could. This movie is so damn imaginative and wacky in such a perfect childhood fantasy way. I honestly think there are few children's films out there that understand the imagination of their target audience as well as it does. The scene where Guiron cuts Space Gyaos into sushi, for example, is entirely the kind of scene a child would draw if allowed to go nuts during art class, complete with the purple blood and complete lack if internal organs. Guiron is such a fun kaiju in both concept and design, you've got two evil space babes in it, AND Gamera does Olympic gymnastics during the big fight. Perfection, my favorite Showa Gamera film of all time.
Gamera the Brave - Gamera the Brave takes all my favorite qualities of the Showa films and the Kaneko trilogy and manages to blend them together into pretty much the perfect Gamera movie of all time. Great effects, great pacing, great performances, great writing, and holy shit, that relay scene at the end where every kid in the city bands together to help Gamera - where the friend of all children is helped by ALL the very children he fights so hard to protect? You cannot concieve of a better distillation of Gamera's essence. That's pure Gamera, baby. The only mark against this movie I can think of is that they didn't use Gamera's distinctive wail - if that were corrected, it would be perfect.
Where would you rank the Rebirth TV Series, compared to the movies?
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I did not know they made one of those. Huh.
Yep, made by Owen Dennis the creator of Infinity Train. First episode is up on youtube, the rest are on Paramount Plus. Pretty good watch, IMO
Chapter 156: Viewpoints II
Random Matriarch POV:
I am Matriarch Dundun of the Seeing Eye Clan. We specialize in divination, forecasts, and spotting trends. It was because of that I've been very nervous lately.
Today, we had a meeting to call out Lord Panchi of the Tanglefoot Clan for allowing a white belt to get pregnant. We fully expected her to butt heads with us, but instead she pleaded. She pleaded with us on behalf of our children. I couldn't believe my eyes when it happened.
Which makes her far more dangerous than she ever was before. Before today, we could write her off as a nuance, a delinquent. But now she's genuinely trying to bring change, and that terrifies me most of all.
"Lord Panchi needs to die!"
"Don't you think that's a little extreme?"
After the meeting, I pulled aside my friend, Matriarch Toydi, to discuss my fears. "No it's not extreme. Lord Panchi is a threat to everything we stand for!"
"I think he made some good points though. I... also once had to tell a child of mine to give up, and it was painful-"
"Don't get distracted!" I shouted, knocking her out of her guilt. "Don't you see the writing on the wall? This is the Lord of the clan in the center of this turning point in history here, and she's already talking about bringing change to how things are!" I stopped myself, took a breath, and explained further. "The Monster King is going to fall at the hands of Anne, Queen Adelaide is going to rise up and take the throne. No, she may even rise up to become the first god, putting an end to this stupid Divine Rush."
"I don't see what that has to do with anything."
"Don't be dense! It's a simple rule of threes. Anne will be the slayer, Raina will be the queen, so what does that make Panchi? You honestly think she's going to fall to the wayside in history after everything?"
"I mean, he could..."
"No! She's going to make a bid for the throne herself!"
"You don't mean-"
"She's going to try to become the Minutian King. It's the only way this could possibly end."
There hasn't been a king since the God War. The monarch is the only one that has authority over the matriarchs. It's the reason this was just a meeting to complain at Panchi instead of actually being a regulating body dealing out punishments.
"There's no guarantee. You speak like he's destined to make a bid for the crown."
When your world exists in a book, tropes are the golden rule. "I'm 100% certain of it."
"Even if he is, what if the changes he brings are for the better? What if he does save the species?"
Oh, Toydi. She was hundreds of years old and yet so naive. Her clan is currently protecting merchants, a life of luxury, so it makes sense she wouldn't know. "Do not invoke the word 'change' so lightly. Change is PAINFUL! Too much of it can kill. And Panchi, she's nothing but the embodiment of change. She's going to lead to our deaths."
"I think you're exaggerating."
She may think so, but I've seen it countless times before. "Those who can't adapt only get left behind, that's what's going to happen to us if we let the story play out. That's why she needs to die!"
"My, ain't this an interesting conversation." Cutting through our chatter was a deep voice. Our eyes darted to the nearby doorway, and there stood a man in a long robe. He wore a blindfold over his eyes.
"Patriarch Sigma..." I said breathlessly.
"It sounds like we have a common enemy." His mouth curved into a wicked grin, and shivers spread down my spine.
Apathea POV:
Another day, more training.
Thanks to Belle, I managed to get through my writer's techniques. After spending so much time with her, I even thought of her as a friend. I don't know how I feel about her now I know she's a cannibal. I guess I'm not exactly in the position to judge considering I'm on the run myself, but it still feels... gross knowing what she was doing on the side. But because of her, now I got the final stripe on my belt before upgrading to black.
#88 is Single Master. If you conquer this technique, you have the ability to merge with alternate versions of yourself to become one, much like a conduit or a splitter. Shinobi taught me this technique by putting me in his pocket dimension and creating split timelines so there would be two of me.
He grumbled out an explanation. "I made the other timeline weaker, so this alternate you is a mere shell."
Basically, this version of me wasn't a full body, but a concept of me. This is the only ethical way to master the technique without having hundreds of clones of me running around. Day in, day out, he'd make the shell and I'd try to merge with it, but it would wind up taking me a long time to get it down.
Through it all, Shinobi was a cruel master. He'd never compliment my accomplishments, but always admonished me for my failures. More often than not, he'd tell me I'm no good, that I should give up. I get the feeling he doesn't like me at all, but I don't need him to like me. As long as he trains me, that's more than enough. That’s more than what my mother allowed me.
Finally, I got that technique down, it was my hand placement that was screwing me over in the end. Kind of wish my master had been more specific. I moved on to the last technique before the god techniques, #89 Pocket Dimension. This'll make hiding so much easier and I'll have my own world to myself. I've always wanted to be able to do it!
Learning it requires me to let my energies flow out in all directions so I create a bubble of reality around myself. There's no tricks to learning it, just gotta keep trying until it works. I did it over and over and over again, each time my energy dissipating before it could materialize anything, reality bending.
“You are worthless.” My master would say. He was probably right, but I had to keep trying!
Woob POV:
"Do you need help, lady Woob?" Said one of my clan as she offered to help me out of bed.
I chuckled. "I'm pregnant, not infirmed! Also, don't call me ‘lady.’"
"Sorry, milady!"
I feared how the Tangle Foot Clan might respond to my pregnancy. They were wary of it at first, but when they saw that Lord Panchi was backing up my decision, they tenuously started to support it. Now they were outright excited to have a new baby coming after so long.
The downside though, they keep treating me like I'm a new matriarch. Honestly, if I wasn't the one expecting, I'd be making the same mistake.
They helped me out of bed and fed me a hearty breakfast. "You need to eat for two!" They would say. They were way too overprotective. I'm not even in the thick of it, but they are acting like I'm going into labor in any second.
After breakfast, I was even helped into my medical uniform despite my objections. It was stuff like this that made me eager to go to work.
Heading into the clinic, I was immediately met with the raven doctor.
"Greetings Miss Woob." Dr. Nial was quick to greet me.
"Morning, doc!"
Pregnancy or not, Sanctuary still needed its medical team. We were still way understaffed considering the population growth, but we just needed to hold out until a wave of doctors move in a half a year from now.
"Miss Woob, help me with this splint!"
"On it, doc!"
After a long day, I walked home. The others of my clan wanted to arrange some sort of transport to take me to and from the clinic, but I needed the exercise. Seriously, they worry way too much. Even though it was late evening, the sun was still high in the sky, that's Sanctuary for ya.
I finally got to the mansion and immediately I was helped out of my work clothes and fed a hearty dinner. Always "lady Woob" this and "lady Woob" that, I got so annoyed with them at the time. In retrospect, they were just worried about me. Also, I'm pretty sure mom instilled that anxiety into them. She would use her pregnancies as an excuse to have the clan pamper the hell out of her.
Seeing everyone again just brought a smile to my face. I'm certain they will do everything to give my daughter a good life. Yeah, I have no regrets. Even if I knew from the start that having Novelle would indirectly lead to my death during the Demon War, I would have done it anyway. It was all worth it.
"Maybe you should have valued your life more."
I chuckled. Yeah probably. I couldn't argue with that. Maybe my defeatist mentality is the reason my death was more permanent than usual, but even if that were the case, it was already too late to change things.
I looked upon the clan once again, seeing them dote on me like I was going to drop dead at any second, it brought a smile to my face. With confidence, I faced him. "Thank you for letting me see this again. I'm ready."
"You sure? We can jump ahead to when your kid is born."
"No, that would be far too painful." A small wave of guilt came over me because of my selfish words, but my time with her was cruelly cut so very short. Seeing that moment again would only give me heartache. I wanted to leave with a warm feeling in my chest, so I’ll be smiling when I one day greet her from the other side.
"Very well."
He held out his hand and I took it. With that, the Void Father led me into the afterlife.
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