The Sentinels Call me anytime you see the lightning

"Well, but, when you two pass - who will care?" Wraen countered and did not expect an answer to this question. Truth to be told, she did not enjoy prospects of dying. Well, maybe she was not opposed to the process, because then you were still alive, but afterwards? Turning into dust, into nothingness? What if there was no afterlife, no rebirth. You just closed your eyes one day a-a-a-and that was it? It was unfair that the wealth of knowledge and experience one would accumulate during life would just evaporate like nothing at all. 

"A wise man one said though that you should not pity the dead. Pity the living instead and above all those, who live without love," Wraen cited, what was actually a quote from a J.K.Rowling and a favourite of the Narrator's. "What do you fear the most, Arthur?" she moved on to the next very personal question. Because she was curious and because it was an exercise for Arcturus to rack his brain a little.