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[dothelokimotion]

What would you consider to be unforgivable?

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[otherflash]

I bet you're a blast to hang out with.

[ Wally is just going to shift gears now because he doesn't particularly like the direction this conversation is going. ]

So is there a reason why you felt the need to ask people what is unforgivable to them?

[dothelokimotion]

I am, actually. I throw excellent parties.

Why not? I do whatever suits my mood.

[otherflash]

Yeah, I'm sure your parties are to die for.

[ Hilarious, he is. Or, so he thinks, anyway. ]

It just seems like a weird question to ask randomly. Usually there's a reason behind such curiosity.

[dothelokimotion]

That was a terrible joke.

Reasons are dull motivations to do things.

[otherflash]

Only to those with no sense of humor.

[ Which would be the likes of you and Batman, apparently. ]

And why do you do things? Because you can?

[dothelokimotion]

People have a sense of humour to appreciate which jokes do not land well.

Why not?

[otherflash]

The only thing worse than no sense of humor is having a terrible one.

[ Yeah, he said it, you are worse than Batman in the humor department. ]

Because it's a recipe for madness for starters.

[dothelokimotion]

Worth of death, in your expert opinion.

Chaos isn't necessarily madness.

[otherflash]

I've seen people who think they can control chaos. It never worked out well for them.

[dothelokimotion]

I don't feel the need to control it. I only think that there should be some chaos in our lives.

[otherflash]

I could personally use a little less chaos in my life.

[ More so about his life back home than here, but the point still stands. ]

[dothelokimotion]

Of course. You're mortal. You lead short lives so you organize it as much as you can to your satisfaction.

[otherflash]

You're immortal, then?

That actually explains a lot.

[dothelokimotion]

I should think so. It's not as though I hide it.