Jesse
"The cycle must persevere. All living things must some day rot, and to become immortal is to deny that truth. We work toward Namiira's will, and this one fears you are being manipulated into doing the opposite."
Meghan
"You share in immortality, friend. Both of us are liable for rejecting death. If someone were to cut off your head, you would not be truly gone. Only a disruption of life. That is all death is to a Dro-m'Athra. But if all things must end, why perpetuate the cycle of death? Why not allow death to come to an end?"
Jesse
"We are extensions of the will of Namiira. We benefit from immortality by becoming partially like daedra, so we may better serve her." He says, "To make death come to an end is to spit in the face of Namiira. To offer her no more souls, to prevent that which must decay from rotting. I believe you must return to the Dark Behind the World so you may meditate, and regather your bearings."
Meghan
"Lorkhaj did not bring about the Mundus through trickery simply for it to rot. They made it so that mortality may be overcome and mortals may achieve enlightenment. Perhaps Namiira made us what we are, but we are free to choose what we do with this. You may choose to serve her- and I sympathize with the reviled and abhorred- but I choose to make Lorkhaj's efforts bear fruit. Namiira cannot know what it is to be mortal, for she didn't want to make this mortal world to begin with. She did not fall for Lorkhaj's tricks."

*He sighed deeply, before continuing his response.*

"Whether you carry on Lorkhaj's work or act on Namiira's behalf, know that I still enjoy this conversation. While I won't falter in my devotion to the Missing God's work, it is good to hear another perspective for once."