[ SECRET POST #3114 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3114 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Death

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I like Death in the Discworld books, he's the standard skeleton in a robe depiction but I like how he isn't evil or hunting the living down, it's just a job. Plus he likes cats.

The Marvel comics incarnation of Death but mostly because of how it/she is perceived by others, like most people see it as a skeletal figure in a black robe, and then you have Thanos... who see's Death as a beautiful woman(you've got issues Thanos).

Death in the Bill and Ted movie(s), he's a pale dude in a robe rather than a skeleton and I like the montage where Bill and Ted are playing all sorts of board-games to win their souls back(or win their right to live back, it's been a while since I've watched the movies).

Oh and Death in Supernatural was pretty cool, his entry and his entire demeanor of 'I'm older than dirt don't try me' was fun.

I'm not sure I've got a version I'd like to see more of, I like the deliberate malevolent kind like in the Final Destination movies but I also like the reapers where it's just something they do and don't mean any ill will towards those that die. So I guess both? More of both.