I imagine the excessiveness comes in when one removes all potential players without anyone remaining for a trial. Taking away the challenge, essentially.
You can still hold a trial with half the number of guests we have currently.
[ that means there could be so much murder? there hasn't been a lot of murder yet, which she's grateful for, but that doesn't mean it can't end up that way? ]
Perhaps that's true, but...I've come to find people will do surprising, unheard of things when someone they care about is threatened, or danger comes just a little too close to them.
I can be one of those people, and while I know the minimum of entertainment needs to happen and would like to have more faith, I am surprised people haven't done more.
Perhaps not. With how it's written...it leaves little room for kindness, doesn't it?
[but anyway.]
...I've tried to find pleasure in things as they come. I don't necessarily think I have a favorite or anything though, even if many people continue to provide me with tea. [it's vaguely amused, in a sense.]
I can't say there's a particular kind I like over others. But I am fond of trying different ones. I never really know where to start and sometimes it's easier to stick with what I've grown used to.
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Your thoughts, now that you've read and remember things?
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The Host's preferred form of entertainment being murder, yet warning against excessive murder is interesting.
When does it become excessive?
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That still allows for so much.
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Does it? How so?
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You can still hold a trial with half the number of guests we have currently.
[ that means there could be so much murder? there hasn't been a lot of murder yet, which she's grateful for, but that doesn't mean it can't end up that way? ]
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[ she smiles. ]
I can be one of those people, and while I know the minimum of entertainment needs to happen and would like to have more faith, I am surprised people haven't done more.
[ murder, she means.
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I would not like to invoke more.
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[people may be waiting. they aren't sure yet.]
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We do still have weeks left. I'm not an optimist, so I suppose we'll have to see if it'll get worse before it gets better, as it usually does.
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[ sadly, unfortunately, she's much too much of a realist, and every death hurts. ]
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[they almost want to say more, but. that seems to be enough.]
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[ when murder is the prime entertainment. ]
May I ask if there is something you enjoy? A food, a drink, or a hobby.
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[but anyway.]
...I've tried to find pleasure in things as they come. I don't necessarily think I have a favorite or anything though, even if many people continue to provide me with tea. [it's vaguely amused, in a sense.]
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[ that's all she can do, really. ]
Would you like some variety? Or if you keep getting tea, are there particular kinds that stand out?
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I can't say there's a particular kind I like over others. But I am fond of trying different ones. I never really know where to start and sometimes it's easier to stick with what I've grown used to.
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[are you similar, shinobu?]
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