When we die, that's it. Death is an end to pain, to suffering, to joy, and to life. It's an important part of the cycle of life. [ She frowns, pulling her lower lip between her teeth as her brows pull down. It wasn't an easy thing to explain and, truthfully, some may handle it easier than others, but to Sharon, to relive after death is the most painful thing someone can do to another being.

Force them back up. Remind them that, just moments ago, they'd been dead. Sharon feels a rise of panic in her chest that she chokes down. ]

It's not like you forget dying when you wake back up. You remember every little bit like your mind decided to record your last moments in the most astonishing of details. The more that happens, the more you remember those horrifying, impossible things...

Don't you think that would eventually take a toll on your mental health?