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Date Posted: 01:34:13 04/10/08 Thu
Author: abenjamin
Subject: Re: No Exit
In reply to: keder 's message, "No Exit" on 19:49:52 04/07/08 Mon

It is rather clever. I was also hoping to find some redeeming qualities in at least one. As I was thinking this, I thought about how well Sarte pegged what would cause humans the most torture. I was thinking of the people I love, my family, and all of the really annoying things that they do. I couldn't imagine having to spend eternity with them and having them do something like that every waking minute. It would be people that you love unconditionally, yet you would still be driven to insanity. I almost feel bad that these people were stuck together and no way to change. They even try to not torture each other.

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Re: No Exit -- ACGreen, 23:25:22 04/13/08 Sun