, great lake

[rinn]

_{do you ever wonder what happens when we die? .}

[tomas martin]

_{all of the time.}

[rinn]

_{sometimes i think that we just start over as someone else. but maybe we just rot in the ground. .}

[tomas martin]

_{i'm fairly sure it's the latter.}

[rinn]

_{probably. i'm sure we get to see what we miss out on though. we can see the people we love hurting over our loss and the people we hate rejoicing that in the long run, they won out. .}

[tomas martin]

_{i doubt that. i think we die, we're buried, we rot, and then we're gone. it's a simple process, really.}

[rinn]

_{thats very depressing. do you think people will miss you? .}

[tomas martin]

_{it depends when i die.}

[rinn]

_{i think that i would miss you. .}

[tomas martin]

_{of course you would. no one else would be around to protect you from yourself.}

[rinn]

_{as much as i would love to say i don't need protecting, i think we both know that's a lie. i don't thank you enough for being my friend. .}

[tomas martin]

_{you do by not letting yourself go to pieces. that's the best thanks, i reckon.}

[rinn]

_{i haven't gone to peices in quite awhile, and i can't see anything really pushing me over that very fine line. .}

[tomas martin]

_{if something were to, you'd come to me, yeah?}

[rinn]

_{i don't know. if the thought crossed my mind, i might. i really don't like ending up at the hospital, they ask too many questions. .}