Given the circumstances, I would say that we all have skin in the game. Regardless of how much you have or have not been forced to do up until to this point.
[They are all, unfortunately, in this people-eating boat together. At the end of the day, everyone has the right to an opinion about it.]
I see. To be honest, I don’t think that’s a question that has a “simple” answer. Personally speaking, I find the aftermath to be more difficult than the actual killing.
[Hunting animals is not the same as hunting people. Butchering an animal is not the same as dismembering a human body.]
For the record, I am saying that both as someone who has hunted for others before and as someone who has experience with killing other people prior to Ryslig. It did not prepare me for what needs to be done to process bodies for consumption in a way that makes the most out of each kill.
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[They are all, unfortunately, in this people-eating boat together. At the end of the day, everyone has the right to an opinion about it.]
I see. To be honest, I don’t think that’s a question that has a “simple” answer. Personally speaking, I find the aftermath to be more difficult than the actual killing.
[Hunting animals is not the same as hunting people. Butchering an animal is not the same as dismembering a human body.]
For the record, I am saying that both as someone who has hunted for others before and as someone who has experience with killing other people prior to Ryslig. It did not prepare me for what needs to be done to process bodies for consumption in a way that makes the most out of each kill.
It is difficult and ugly work.
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Every word of the rest of it is heavy as lead. Everything about this sucks so fucking much.
(He didn't know that about Fugo, but given, you know, everything in life right now, it's not all that shocking. Just somber.)]
Our concerns exactly. Leaving it up to the same person every time didn't look sustainable, let alone fair.
[...]
What we reached wasn't an enthusiastic agreement.
[It was a fucking fight, and a nasty note to be forced to leave them on.]