[UA] Suicide claims two men who shared one heart

Niall niall.sweby at gmail.com
Fri Apr 11 02:45:31 PDT 2008


Really the poor woman has nothing to do with it. It was all chance but the
events have created a magical tension and the heart is now cursed and seems
to fit the bill for a key ingredient in a couple of really nasty rituals.
Its up to the characters to stop the heart being stolen by
aromancers/thanatomancers who try everything from entering the house during
the wake to digging it up (the widow is opposed to cremation).

Or of course the players need to steal the heart for the rituals or simply
to stop it being buried and the curse entering the foodchain? A slow but
statistical rise in suicides across the neighbourhood beginning with
earthworms lying on the ground to be eaten, birds flying into windows, cats
running under cars. Of course the cemetary is next to a lake thats the main
source of drinking water for the town.


On 11/04/2008, Chris Cooper <insectking at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> --- Tim Groth <tim.groth at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> > Also, while the story didn't take place in Japan,
> > most policies there
> > will payout for suicide.  Which has kept suicide a
> > viable option for
> > financial doomed men who want to provide for their
> > family.
>
>
> That's a very interesting cultural twist to Western
> thinking since it caters to the ages-old theme of
> seppuku and the honourable rectification of an
> embarresment through suicide.
>
> It's not as uplifting as the
> Nothing-happens-when-I'm-drinking social phenomenon
> though.
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Chris.
>
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