[ SECRET POST #4463 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4463 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"If someone comes back from being dead, especially if they suffer a violent, traumatic death, they’re not going to come back as nice as ever.”

Oh, pfft, like he knows how it works!

[(Anonymous)]

Considering the wealth of psychological research into the effects of trauma, even with our imperfect modern understanding of exactly how traumatic events shape people, it's a reasonable extrapolation.

[(Anonymous)]

That psychological research applies to wizard demi-gods?

And I mean, there are real humans who have medically died and come back to life. Really not all of them are traumatized.

[(Anonymous)]

How many of them died in battle with giant lava demons?

Because I've never fought a giant lava demon, but I'm willing to bet it would be pretty traumatizing.

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe lava demon death makes people nicer. You never know.

[(Anonymous)]

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I would not agree because most things about personality or personal development are not absolutes. I will agree that people can be changed by experiences, especially traumatic ones. However, how it changes a person depends on a lot. Some people, after near-death experiences or bad injuries or illnesses or other traumatic events, re-evaluate and prioritize being kinder, more compassionate, more generous, and more thoughtful.