That's what I was thinking. Should that be what they want, then who am I to deprive them?
[Some small part of him wonders if he'd be this enthusiastic about doing this to the people of St. Patrick's, even knowing what he knows about them. But then, according to the Regent, St. Patrick's doesn't exist anymore.
Paul has faith that all of them received exactly what they deserved, one way or another.]
It seems to be their way of being closer to the Kenoma. Destruction and death is something to be celebrated, but only if it does have some sort of meaning attached to it. As interested in hedonism and a lack of prescribed purpose as they are, they don't seem interested in dying pointlessly.
They aren't the military, I'll admit that. But they are willing to do pretty much anything.
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[Some small part of him wonders if he'd be this enthusiastic about doing this to the people of St. Patrick's, even knowing what he knows about them. But then, according to the Regent, St. Patrick's doesn't exist anymore.
Paul has faith that all of them received exactly what they deserved, one way or another.]
It seems to be their way of being closer to the Kenoma. Destruction and death is something to be celebrated, but only if it does have some sort of meaning attached to it. As interested in hedonism and a lack of prescribed purpose as they are, they don't seem interested in dying pointlessly.
They aren't the military, I'll admit that. But they are willing to do pretty much anything.