That's true, I suppose. I'm not really sure what happens to people after they *do* turn to stone. But as long as you can find their statue somewhere, maybe there's some hope.
I just hope the cure isn't something nasty, knowing this place.
[Translation: he doesn't want to fuck any statues. Nor does he want to think about anyone else doing so!!]
Does that mean you went around reviving people who'd turned to stone back at home, though? I knew you were involved in rebuilding society, but I just assumed all the stone people woke up on their own or in sleep pods.
[As for the PSA question...
His shoulders sag. Ugh. He may have a point about him getting punished if he tries. Though the only "punishments" he's received so far were rather weaksauce.]
Not if they want us to think they're so kind and loving and generous, just like all the longer-term guests do. Though I think the ship's already sailed on that for most of us.
We know they're always spying, so I'm not sure how much difference it makes. But if you think it's safer to spread the word in-person, I guess I can try that first.
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Date: 2024-06-25 02:06 am (UTC)I just hope the cure isn't something nasty, knowing this place.
[Translation: he doesn't want to fuck any statues. Nor does he want to think about anyone else doing so!!]
Does that mean you went around reviving people who'd turned to stone back at home, though? I knew you were involved in rebuilding society, but I just assumed all the stone people woke up on their own or in sleep pods.
[As for the PSA question...
His shoulders sag. Ugh. He may have a point about him getting punished if he tries. Though the only "punishments" he's received so far were rather weaksauce.]
Not if they want us to think they're so kind and loving and generous, just like all the longer-term guests do. Though I think the ship's already sailed on that for most of us.
We know they're always spying, so I'm not sure how much difference it makes. But if you think it's safer to spread the word in-person, I guess I can try that first.