"I have done a lot of research on such matters. From what I understand the years tend to breed resentments as well as bitterness." Perceval realized he had been couching things in too personal of a way. But it was indeed true. One could not appreciate how burdensome immortality  was until you experienced it. When all you ever knew withered and died around you and you are left gradually with nothing except that immortality that you jealously clung to. But a mere mortal simply would not understand. So he tried another tact.<br/><br/>"Think of it this way. Life lives off of life, all life does that and thus without death life looses much of its meaning. Think about it Noelle, in order for anything to eat and prosper something has to die."