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[The room you are in smells like burnt wood and sulfur. The room itself seems uncomfortably hot, but not unbearably so.]

[It's a relatively plain room, with beige wallpaper and a white tile floor. The lights above you are tinted red, and they flicker on and off in regular intervals. There's an old timey wood burning oven affixed to the wall in front of you. Inside the hearth a fire burns, the flames licking and dancing around wooden logs. In a circle, positioned on the other three walls of the room, are seven different doors. Each door has a nameplate on it with the following words written in fancy lettering:]

LUST
GLUTTONY
GREED
PRIDE
WRATH
SLOTH
ENVY

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I mean, I get that's bad, but that don't sound like th' biggest sin there is.

The hell kinda bullshit is this?

I would have thought murder would be a worse sin than eating too much.

[ but you sure don't see that one on the list anywhere, do you? ]

And I don't see why sloth's on there, that's just bein' lazy, right?

[. . . pffft, you two]

Heck if I know. I'm didn't come up with this stuff. I think these kinds of sins just have a lot to do with "excessive desire," anyway.

I'm just saying, where's theft or murder?

-- theft? Seriously?

[HEY NOW. . .]

Yeah, theft! I don't mean the shit like you do, I mean those assholes who steal from stores.

[HARUMPH]

I wouldn't steal from a store. I've got standards; I only go after the big stuff.

[fancy jewelry]

And even then, I usually give it back.

So you don't count, I mean people who try ta steal from the till.

... One of my friends stole from me once. And some other people.

...

It made him go all eyeball-y. Theft should definitely be up there.

[ sabre that makes no sense to anybody but you. ]

See? Theft makes ya go all eyebally.

[ Ochre has no idea what that means, but he's going with it. ]

[what the hell does that even mean]

Oi, c'mon! I'm not saying I'm a good guy or anything, but I don't think theft is one of the worst sins in the world.

[:T]

[. . .]

Lying's probably way above theft, honestly.

Lying's up there, but lying doesn't ruin entire stores at once.

It does ruin entire relationships, if you're not careful.

[he sounds like he has experience]

That ain't a family's life.

Depending on the kind of lie... it could ruin a person's life. Or a family's.

Can we just agree they're both bad and move on?

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