Empathetic Emptiness

Empathetic Emptiness

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Time is a scary thing. After you've experienced enough of it you start to lose your mind, eventually becoming an empty shell completely lacking in empathy. Have you ever thought about what it would be like to not have to worry about time? To exist forever? Everyone has thought about being immortal at least once, but does anyone really know what kind of effect that would have on ones mind? To see everything you love and care about die over and over knowing that no matter how hard you try, you'll never be able to see them again? It's quite a scary thought really, enough to drive you mad even. But what if someone that didn't deserve one life got infinite? What good would a prison sentence be if they'll never die?
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Hoping to shake this human off once and for all, I twisted my body around rapidly with a plan to put my words into action. When I was on my way to push this man as deep into the floor as possible my body all of the sudden went rigid. When my body froze solid, so did my brain. It took me several seconds to get out of my trance and when I finally did, all that was running through my mind were two words. Those eyes. All of the feelings that I had been hiding for the last 160 years were now coming crashing down on me. They were literally shooting out from this human's eyes like fire. A fire that burned into my core.

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