w/ luna this would be a catchall except hes dying soon so

[moralhyperopia]

[ itachi kinda fucked off after the trial because literally no one stopped him, but here he is now, in some dark corner of the kitchen, making himself tea with one fucking arm if someone wants to continue their interrogation ]

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[artificialhighness]

[She picks up on it easily; it's not like the subject nor the many and infinite reactions to it are new to her. But she's also never let it stop her. Mortality is, ironically, something that follows her much more closely than you'd expect.

Here, of course, it walks beside her. Rusted, shambling, but dogged as she remembers.]

Humans have always sought immortality as much as they've feared it. But there really is very little to fear. True immortality is the natural extension to living a full life, and reaching one's full potential.

[Says..... the robot.]

[moralhyperopia]

Humans were made to be mortal. Immortality, and those who seek it... [ the many, many horrible people who seek it. ] I've never met anyone at peace who wished to live forever. Death is an extension of life. It's what gives it meaning. A person can only truly understand who they are in the face of it.

[ this is morbid. ]

[artificialhighness]

I see. There are those who share your opinion, of course -- but I think they are quite misguided. If humans are capable of creating eternal beings, then there is no reason why they shouldn't also attain eternity.

[There's a certain, strange steel in her voice. Perhaps oddly, this is another instance where she may have strong feelings about things.

Though which part of the debate it is aimed at is terribly vague.]

There is never any true need for life to burn itself out.

[Was it ever not morbid, all things considered.]