I don't think that the conclusion is inevitable. That is what is happening with this Oracle.
[ He shakes his head, utterly broken-hearted about the way that Meridians think. They're so concentrated on the living, that they forget how important death is. That dying well is not something everyone gets, certainly not their own worlds ( certainly not them, from what he remembers of his dream from the very first day he'd come to Kenos ). Certainly not with Oblivion hot on their heels. ]
These aren't your moments, though. You're not there with them, you're just getting a look at them and deciding they're worth more living until a bitter end. I know they're dying, I just want you to consider letting them die to hands that clearly care for them — and not being devoured by Oblivion. I don't want anyone to go to that, not again.
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[ He shakes his head, utterly broken-hearted about the way that Meridians think. They're so concentrated on the living, that they forget how important death is. That dying well is not something everyone gets, certainly not their own worlds ( certainly not them, from what he remembers of his dream from the very first day he'd come to Kenos ). Certainly not with Oblivion hot on their heels. ]
These aren't your moments, though. You're not there with them, you're just getting a look at them and deciding they're worth more living until a bitter end. I know they're dying, I just want you to consider letting them die to hands that clearly care for them — and not being devoured by Oblivion. I don't want anyone to go to that, not again.