【Ѽ】— "... Seriously. They die." She blankly stares at the book in her hands, wondering to herself why this was considered a classic, why was this book recommended to her, and why was it all in figurative language? Not that she minded that last part-- she was a fan of that. Though it seemed very over-cliché, despite it's true sentiment.
If people lose XXXX, they die.
Always a repetitive message, yet strangely true. One could die in a literal way, or perhaps spiritually. It all depended on the person who lost XXXX, and how it happened. For example, everyone here seems to have lost XXXX, yet they all live... physically.
Or at least, that's what they radiate.
Closing the book, she places it on a shelf, before attempting to reach up again to grasp another. Key word, attempting; she was frankly short ( from her mother's side, she guessed, for they weren't all that tall ) and needed help to reach it. ... Embarrassingly enough.
"... Um."