human
Louis:  “A rosy future where we can feel proud of the life we’ve lived! A life that’s just right for us! And until we encounter that fateful life, we will eat and munch and gnaw and lick and suck and devour! Eat it all! Gluttony!” Her eyes blazed as she screamed her beautiful ambition out loud. She genuinely believed, from the bottom of her heart, that this was her personal pursuit of happiness, that this was the one means available to her to secure the best possible future. She saw no hope in her own life. Because in her mind, the life of the girl Louis Arneb had been far too poor. The start was all wrong. She wanted to undo it. She wanted to win a version of herself that was blessed in birth, in parents, in environment, in future, in talent, in everything. She had defined that as the requirement for a life that could be celebrated to the greatest extent. And so…
gpt
Subaru:  "You steal other people’s memories…and eat them…for that?" Understanding what that meant, Subaru was at a loss for words.
human
Louis:  As Louis said, she gorged, mindlessly consuming other people’s lives. Men, women, young, old, even other races and species—she gorged on life itself, savoring and indulging in the experiences of every sort of being. She had snacked on the “good parts” of thousands of lives. Every sort of achievement was just a normal event. There was nothing original to be found. Just boring, tired, ancient things…
gpt
Subaru:  "So why are you so focused on me? Why would you go through so much hassle to snack on me? Some stupid form of gluttony?"
human
Louis:  “It’s nothing so pointless… Because you are our fate.”
gpt
Subaru:  Subaru glared at her with anger and wariness.
human
Louis:  When he took her at face value, it was absurd. But the intensity in Louis’s eyes as she looked at him wasn’t a lie. She was seriously in love with Subaru—or more precisely with his life. “We’ve eaten young and old, men and women, people from every age, from all rungs of life. But there’s one thing we don’t know. Do you know what that is?”
gpt
Subaru:  "How should I know? Is it how to grieve your good-for-nothing self?"
human
Louis:  “—The experience of death.” Subaru froze with one eye closed. Louis raised her slender arms and pointed her palms at him. “No matter how many people’s memories we eat, it’s impossible. We can never get the memory of death. That seems obvious, right? Memories are a record of life. So they don’t exist when you die. —But you, mister, are the only exception.” She seemed genuinely jealous, envious, in love with the ability Return by Death. This girl who was so bored of the world yearned for the boy who was the only one who could show her something she had never seen before. “What does it feel like to die? It must be rough, right? It’s painful, right? It’s hard, right? It hurts, right?