Frutiger Aero said:

I think Graham would feel Extremely Complicated feelings about that. Because his religion says he Must convert Iravan so he can be saved but Graham is extremely bitter about going to hell and I think he's at the point where he wants to bring everyone down with him. I'm not going to fish heaven so you aren't either let's all be damned together. I think it's comforting to him? The idea that he won't be alone in hell. But at the same time the more he grows to like Iravan, if that happens, the more he'd struggle with deciding whether or not to try converting him because if you like someone naturally you'd want them to not go to hell with you, yknow??

god, the poor guy??? i really feel bad for him getting this insecurity beat into him to the point where it deeply affects his relationships. at least it wouldn't really affect his ability to make friends since nobody really Knows he thinks they're going to hell?

i know that when iravan learns of it he wouldn't really care because he doesn't even know what hell is, since religion isn't a thing in leviathan culture. bro would tell him about his religion and he'd be like "okay. wanna play mario kart" (<-- not literal)

Frutiger Aero said:

wonder how the rest of the crew would react if they knew Graham genuinely thought all of them were going to fish hell (including him)

Frutiger Aero said

I think Graham would feel Extremely Complicated feelings about that. Because his religion says he Must convert Iravan so he can be saved but Graham is extremely bitter about going to hell and I think he's at the point where he wants to bring everyone down with him. I'm not going to fish heaven so you aren't either let's all be damned together. I think it's comforting to him? The idea that he won't be alone in hell. But at the same time the more he grows to like Iravan, if that happens, the more he'd struggle with deciding whether or not to try converting him because if you like someone naturally you'd want them to not go to hell with you, yknow??

Pegasus said:

Frutiger Aero said

I think Graham would feel Extremely Complicated feelings about that. Because his religion says he Must convert Iravan so he can be saved but Graham is extremely bitter about going to hell and I think he's at the point where he wants to bring everyone down with him. I'm not going to fish heaven so you aren't either let's all be damned together. I think it's comforting to him? The idea that he won't be alone in hell. But at the same time the more he grows to like Iravan, if that happens, the more he'd struggle with deciding whether or not to try converting him because if you like someone naturally you'd want them to not go to hell with you, yknow??

DANG! That's hardcore.

Moff said:

what does fish hell entail?

Frutiger Aero said:

I think they call both fish heaven and fish hell "the eternal sea" or whatever and it's just a sea that stretches on forever with no land. near the surface are the sinners who drown endlessly broken up by breaths in between waves. And far far below the surface is fish heaven which is fr just fish paradise down there. the sinners can only watch on from above. I think that adds just the right amount of creepiness

Frutiger Aero said:

I think they call both fish heaven and fish hell "the eternal sea" or whatever and it's just a sea that stretches on forever with no land. near the surface are the sinners who drown endlessly broken up by breaths in between waves. And far far below the surface is fish heaven which is fr just fish paradise down there. the sinners can only watch on from above. I think that adds just the right amount of creepiness. One day Musfa will come back and bring the eternal sea to their reality by means of the great flood, making paradise on earth and an endless hell for the sinners