BarrenThin2
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Frank Castle
Falcon continued to weep and wallow, even as Gregg clapped him across the head. Frank just scoffed and looked back towards the Grim Reaper. To say that was probably a lost cause seemed to be an understatement. Big man was taking this a lot harder than... well, pretty much anyone here. Granted, most people haven't died before, and Frank wasn't sure what was a reasonable reaction to finding yourself in Eternal Damnation. It did further the vibe that he was getting from Gregg, though. He was very touchy. Pretty clear he wasn't exactly a fan of this job, given the complaints he made as he went about it. Frank stored that information away, but dropped the topic, at least for the moment. No sense in further agitating him, though Ellie was, as usual, less than content with the subtler approach. Probably wouldn't matter, aside from maybe earning her another smack across the head. At the receptionist line, he exhaled through his nose yet again. Couldn't help it. There was something inherently off-putting about Death being a crotchety old man, and not altogether in a negative way.
The mention of multiversal Hell halted what good humor he might have about the situation, returning his standard glare. Did everyone that died, ever, come here? There were definitely people in their party that shouldn't be in Hell. Was there not a multiversal Heaven? His mind shot through numerous possibilities, from Barracuda to... No. Stop. Move on. Don't think about that. He shook his head slightly, as though trying to physically discard the thought. Still, the worry remained; did every person he had ever killed wind up here? Well, hopefully, if every soul came here, there would be trillions of them. Finding one that recognized him would be next to impossible, surely. That was certainly more trouble than he or anyone in this group needed. Some kind of ghost with a harebrained revenge scheme. Chances are, Gregg wouldn't give a straightforward answer to the question anyways.
Profiling. Think about profiling. Well, that sounded better. Even amusing, maybe. Part of him almost wanted to see what the Reaper had to say about the lot of them. Even so, his eyes pretty much never moved from Gregg through the entire conversation. For all of his seemingly harmless behavior, he was still the Grim Reaper. Pushing him too hard might have consequences. Even if they weren't explosive or violent, it could cost them time, or just get them into trouble. As Ellie continued to tease him, he shifted his weight and cleared his throat. Time for the dad voice. This worked on his kids forty years ago, maybe it'd work now? Frank wondered if he could still do it. "Ellie." The bass of his voice now carried a stern warning, though the old man wasn't entire sure what he would do if she just didn't listen to him. He couldn't exactly ground her for antagonizing Death.
Ellya thatguyinthestore Kameron Esters-
Falcon continued to weep and wallow, even as Gregg clapped him across the head. Frank just scoffed and looked back towards the Grim Reaper. To say that was probably a lost cause seemed to be an understatement. Big man was taking this a lot harder than... well, pretty much anyone here. Granted, most people haven't died before, and Frank wasn't sure what was a reasonable reaction to finding yourself in Eternal Damnation. It did further the vibe that he was getting from Gregg, though. He was very touchy. Pretty clear he wasn't exactly a fan of this job, given the complaints he made as he went about it. Frank stored that information away, but dropped the topic, at least for the moment. No sense in further agitating him, though Ellie was, as usual, less than content with the subtler approach. Probably wouldn't matter, aside from maybe earning her another smack across the head. At the receptionist line, he exhaled through his nose yet again. Couldn't help it. There was something inherently off-putting about Death being a crotchety old man, and not altogether in a negative way.
The mention of multiversal Hell halted what good humor he might have about the situation, returning his standard glare. Did everyone that died, ever, come here? There were definitely people in their party that shouldn't be in Hell. Was there not a multiversal Heaven? His mind shot through numerous possibilities, from Barracuda to... No. Stop. Move on. Don't think about that. He shook his head slightly, as though trying to physically discard the thought. Still, the worry remained; did every person he had ever killed wind up here? Well, hopefully, if every soul came here, there would be trillions of them. Finding one that recognized him would be next to impossible, surely. That was certainly more trouble than he or anyone in this group needed. Some kind of ghost with a harebrained revenge scheme. Chances are, Gregg wouldn't give a straightforward answer to the question anyways.
Profiling. Think about profiling. Well, that sounded better. Even amusing, maybe. Part of him almost wanted to see what the Reaper had to say about the lot of them. Even so, his eyes pretty much never moved from Gregg through the entire conversation. For all of his seemingly harmless behavior, he was still the Grim Reaper. Pushing him too hard might have consequences. Even if they weren't explosive or violent, it could cost them time, or just get them into trouble. As Ellie continued to tease him, he shifted his weight and cleared his throat. Time for the dad voice. This worked on his kids forty years ago, maybe it'd work now? Frank wondered if he could still do it. "Ellie." The bass of his voice now carried a stern warning, though the old man wasn't entire sure what he would do if she just didn't listen to him. He couldn't exactly ground her for antagonizing Death.
Ellya thatguyinthestore Kameron Esters-
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