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The upset children are right. Do not eat anything with meat in it. This is the last time I accept any help from the others.

Healing the bodies isn't so difficult - anyone I've given a blessing to can do it, and perhaps others who can heal, as well. Separating the spirits from the bodies is much more time-consuming and tedious, however. If you bring them to the altar of my temple, I should be able to do it. Otherwise, we'll find some other way to take care of these monsters.

I cannot believe I have to tell my colleagues not to feed you human meat. This is absolutely ridiculous.

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Can't you? They purport to be personifications of fear and rage, and it surprises you that they find a way to make everyone here angry and afraid?

I've always maintained that Hope was vicious, cruel and deceptive, sir, but I hadn't expected you to be quite this naïve.

It doesn't surprise me that they did it, but rather what they did. But then, perhaps you simply expect cannibalism at all times.

I've very rarely been disappointed by expecting the worst at all times. Indeed, I believe I should congratulate your colleagues. They have made me feel perfectly at home.

Go ahead. I'm sure they would enjoy the praise.

I'll take a wild guess that your little family of gods doesn't include an Irony.

You would be correct about that.

Dear child. You will learn I'm rarely wrong.

Oh, I doubt that. So many of you seem to be wrong about so many things. I'd be startled if you were the exception.

I think I must ask you to cite your sources for that, Hope dear.

Sources? No need. Just talk to your companions and you'll see I'm right.

So cynical, Hope dear? I would think you'd have a higher opinion of your chosen pet mortals.

See? You were wrong very quickly. I didn't choose any of you.

Oh? Then it was not your doing that brought us here?

It wasn't. You can look to Fear for that.

Sooo, you didn't bring us here, you didn't feed us - just what is it you actually do?

I do feed you, and give you shelter and power, and keep the monsters in the caves. I provide your clothes and what other items are available. I bring you back to life when you die.

You could have learned that by asking anyone, you know.

Perhaps I preferred to hear it first hand, Hope dear. You did say they were often wrong.

They are. I'm sure you'll find out soon enough.

Does it encourage hopefulness to have inaccurate information?

[A beat.]

I ask only for reference, Hope dear.

That would depend on the information.

What a very noncommittal answer, Hope dear.

But true.

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