FMC 183: Death Becomes Her Directed by Robert Zemeckis

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This episode of Filmmaker Commentary Robert Zemeckis's 1992 dark comedy "Death Becomes Her," exploring its visual effects, star-studded cast, and satirical themes, alongside a wrap-up of film news and personal media consumption.

Opening Discussion and Film Overview
Reginald Titus Jr.: Welcome to another episode of Filmmaker Commentary. I'm Reginald Titus Jr. I'm joined with...
Casey G. Smith: Casey G. Smith.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Welcome back, sir.
Casey G. Smith: Good to be back, sir.
Reginald Titus Jr.: And today we're talking about *Death Becomes Her*, directed by Robert Zemeckis. He didn't write this one.
Reginald Titus Jr.: What was the budget and box office for this film?
Casey G. Smith.: So, this film dropped in 1992 with an estimated budget of $55 million, and it went on to gross $149 million.
Reginald Titus Jr.: That's a win.
Casey G. Smith: Yes, sir.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah, yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Um, what type of awards did this film win?
Casey G. Smith: So, this film actually did win an Academy Award for Best Effects and Visual Effects.
Reginald Titus Jr.: That's pretty cool.
Casey G. Smith: Yes, sir, and rightfully, uh, rightfully deserved.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Industrial Light & Magic again strikes again.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Boom.

Industry Reception and Film/TV News
Reginald Titus Jr.: Um, what was like, kind of like the sentiment at the time, or Roger Ebert, you know, what were some of these, what was kind of the vibe of the, of the industry in regards to this film?
Casey G. Smith: Um, it seems like it was pretty well, well received. Um, it's a, it's a, because of its nature as a, as a dark comedy, I think you got to see some of these characters in a different kind of light without jumping too heavy into the plot just yet. But um, it's, it's a, it's a fun film that, that holds up over time. So I think for its time it would have resonated with certain audiences. And it's, uh, it's paced very well. And again, the, the effects are, are cutting edge for its time.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Right.
Casey G. Smith: And some I think hold up even now, fairly well.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Mm-hm. So. Absolutely. Um, yeah, from I don't even know what the sentiment was for us at the time. We were so young when it came out that yeah, it was just to us like enamoring.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Uh, and then, yeah. But we'll dive into that in a minute. Uh, before we talk further about *Death Becomes Her*, let's talk about TV news and movies.
Reginald Titus Jr.: What you've been, what's in the news?
Casey G. Smith: So, in the news, uh, according to Deadline, David Fincher's *The Killer* gets a six-minute ovation at the Venice World Premiere, at its Venice World Premiere. David Fincher's latest feature, *The Killer*, earned a six-minute and 45-second applause Sunday evening at the film's world premiere screening at the Venice Film Festival. The atmosphere inside the room following the premiere was respectful, with Fincher in attendance without his main cast but a healthy contingent of Netflix collaborators and his filmmaking partners leading the applause.
Casey G. Smith: Um, as a Netflix production, the film is not eligible for SAG's Interim Agreement Program.
Reginald Titus Jr.: What does that even mean?
Casey G. Smith: I don't even know. I was going to say, I don't know what that means. Uh, the pick, based on Alex Nolan's, uh, pen name, Matz, and Luc Jacamon's graphic novel series, stars Michael Fassbender in his Fincher's first feature since 2020's *Mank*, also for Netflix, which scored 10 Oscar nominations including Best Picture and won two.
Reginald Titus Jr.: *Mank* won two Oscars?
Casey G. Smith: Apparently.
Reginald Titus Jr.: What?
Casey G. Smith: Have you seen *Mank*?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Uh-uh. It looked super boring.
Casey G. Smith: Ah. Maybe worth backtracking around to. I don't know. Uh, Fassbender plays an assassin who battles his employers and himself on an international manhunt while insisting none of it is personal.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Hmm.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah. Again, it's adapted from a graphic novel.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. *Mank* was one of those, you know, hats off to Hollywood kind of films.
Reginald Titus Jr.: You know.
Casey G. Smith: Uh-huh. But anywho.
Casey G. Smith: Also, according to *Variety*, um, Box Office: Denzel Washington's *Equalizer 3* opens to $34 million, aims for strong $43 million through Labor Day, uh, through Labor Day. Uh, Denzel Washington's bloody assassin thriller, *The Equalizer 3*, debuted at the top of the box office charts with $34.5 million over the weekend and an estimated $41 million through Monday's Labor Day holiday.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I'm the one selling the records.
Casey G. Smith: It's the second biggest Labor Day opening weekend in modern times, though the holiday isn't known for bringing people to the movies. After the record holder, um, excuse me, after the record holder, Marvel's 2021 blockbuster, *Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings*, the next highest-grossing Labor Day debut was Rob Zombie's 2007 *Halloween* remake.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Wow.
Casey G. Smith: Still, the turnout for *Equalizer 3* speaks to Washington's status as a box office draw. It landed an A CinemaScore for audiences and holds a 76% on Rotten Tomatoes, which is the highest for the trilogy. The film adds $26.1 million at the international box office for a global start of $60.6 million. The three-day domestic figure is nearly the same as its predecessor's, the 2014 *Equalizer*, which debuted at $35 million in, uh, 2018.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Well done.
Casey G. Smith: Yes, sir.

Personal Watchlist and Alternative Media
Reginald Titus Jr.: Have you been watching anything and have you caught like any trailers?
Casey G. Smith: Recently, I, I did see the trailer for *The Killer*, upon your recommendation.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yes, indeed.
Casey G. Smith: Uh, looks, looks interesting. Uh, um, some of the trailers that I've seen, but I didn't jot down. But how about you? Have you seen any other trailers?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah, man, uh, well, not any other trailers, but specifically that one, um, I just enjoy the way it was cut. It's, it's kind of original because they do give a lot of information with the visuals, but it's cut quickly where your brain just can't keep registering too much of it. It's cut quickly and it's just a voiceover of Michael Fassbender doing his affirmations of the killer.
Casey G. Smith: Right. Like reciting a mantra almost.
Reginald Titus Jr.: That's it. He's just doing his, his affirmations as a killer.
Casey G. Smith: Stick to the plan.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah.
Casey G. Smith: No empathy.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, I'm intrigued. And so I was like, oh, man, it's not your typical trailer. And so you really can't judge it 100%. It's like, oh, I appreciate the creativity and not giving away the plot. I really appreciate that.
Casey G. Smith: Mm-hm. And you always, I mean, movies are about conflict. You always know that all these mantras he's reciting, they're going to get broken. You know, you got to break them. And more conflict ensues.
Casey G. Smith: What you been watching, Reginald?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Um, outside of, um, that, I did, this is kind of more in the media, uh, just like, you know, different media we listen to or or read or whatever.
Casey G. Smith: Consume.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Consume. I've consumed a book called *The Black Founder* by Stacey Spikes. He was one of the founders of Media Pass, which is kind of related to our industry.
Casey G. Smith: Haha.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Um, but now, uh, , that was just an inspirational book. You know, it's an inspirational book that's like, you know what? If you have an idea, go after that idea. And go after, if you have a good idea and it could be a good plan, go after it 100%. Because sometimes when we talk to like different, say if it's not like an entrepreneur, an entrepreneurial person, but somebody just thinking about doing a business or they have this goal, they want to reach and they're just like, you know what? I need money to do that thing. So let me do this other thing so I have money for that thing. The problem with that is, when you do that other thing, say for example, it's a, like a cleaning business. Like, I'm going to get into the cleaning business so I can have money for this thing that I want to do. Uh, sometimes you get caught up in your new business, which is the cleaning business, and now that becomes your world for five, eight, 10 years. So sometimes, instead of doing that, go directly for your goal and what you want to do and don't keep prolonging it. Because one thing, next thing you know, you run out of time, you're older, and you don't even have the energy to want to do it anymore. Um, that's what I kind of taken out of that book. It was very inspirational book.
Casey G. Smith: Very nice, very nice. Uh, as far as alternate media I've been consuming, I'm currently listening to an audiobook on one Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow. This is the same book that one Lin-Manuel Miranda used as inspiration for the Broadway play spectacular *Hamilton*.
Reginald Titus Jr.: *Hamilton*.
Casey G. Smith: Very interesting. It, it's, it's fun to go through because I'm obviously I'm a big fan of of the play, the musical, and, um, I had recently started listening to the soundtrack again in my travels for work. And I and I, I subscribed to Audible and I started to think, man, you know what? I want to, I think I'm going to check out the, the actual book that, uh, that Lin-Manuel Miranda actually read. And so I found it on Audible and it's like 36 hours, you guys. It's a, it's a long, but I, but it's good value because most audiobooks are like six to eight hours. So, I'm getting a lot of bang for my buck with this one. And I am 18 hours into it. But it's super interesting to to hear, uh, about not only the exploits of Hamilton, but just the founding of the nation and all these different things, a lot of stuff. This guy again, it, it says it in the, in the play, this guy was non-stop in his writing, constantly writing. So anyway, really enjoying that and just seeing, um, and or hearing how, uh, how things were formed and it's fun hearing how inspiration for different songs came about and how Lin-Manuel Miranda is able to take these certain key aspects of the book and then turn those into, into a song and, and summarize up your whole era of time in the country's history. It's, it's, it's pretty, pretty awesome. So, yeah, I'm enjoying, enjoying that listen.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yes, indeed. Um, as far as like TV, I, I watch, I did watch a movie. Um, one movie, it's called *Still*, a Michael J. Fox film, and it's a documentary about Michael J. Fox.
Casey G. Smith: Okay.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I actually watched that today. I was like, I didn't intend on watching this movie today. I had some extra time and I just want, you know, I was like, I'll just, I'll just play it real quick and see where this thing goes. And I'm just, I'm sucked in right away. Like, dang, this is good. Because they use a lot of Michael J. Fox like voiceover of him like just kind of narrating and explaining certain things that's happened in his life so that it's clear, so it's clear to the audience. Because sometimes when you interview him, you know, because of his Parkinson's disease, it's hard to kind of understand what he's saying and he can't get to his point quickly. It's like, coming to his brain, but he can't physically get it out. And so that's frustrating. But, uh, basically, the whole thing is about a short kid from, um, a Canadian army base becomes an international pop culture darling of the 80s, only to find the course of his life altered by a stunning diagnosis. The actor who is an incurable optimist is forced to confront an incurable disease. So, you know, he kind of gives a brief story of his rise to Hollywood, because you know, he just came from like just, you know, regular, you know, regular, you know, what do they call it, a humble beginnings?
Casey G. Smith: Humble beginnings.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Meager. Like, can't see, like, he's a short, short guy. I don't know how tall he is, but he's got to be like, it looks like like 5'1 and like a he's just a short dude. So, uh, because of that, he's getting bullied a lot, getting picked on, getting punched. So he learns to run. So if you see him in all these movies, he's always running. It's kind of like Tom Cruise. He's short too, but he's like just always running somewhere. Um, but he relies heavily on his ability physically. Michael J. Fox always had. He's even a little kid, he would just two years old, run off to the store, just run out the house. Just run out, run to the store, go buy some stuff. He had the the the the owner of the store calling his parents like, hey, your kid's here. And he has money. So he apparently he's taking some money, run up and just like you just follow like how this crazy kid had how did he get to Hollywood? But he found his recourse in drama. So in drama, in school, that's where he found out he had talent for becoming like having punchlines. He like, he always has a punchline ready to go no matter what. And that he had to learn that from being like bullied, you know, making people laugh and like getting out of stuff. So he always had something ready.
Reginald Titus Jr.: And, um, they had a casting call in LA. His dad was like, is this something you really want to do? This is on you if you want to do it, you can. And basically at that, to do that, you have to drop out of school and follow it like a job. Like, this is your job now. So his dad used his credit cards to finance this whole situation. And that's kind of how his, how his career started.
Casey G. Smith: Wow. Uh, where'd you watch this documentary?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Apple Plus.
Casey G. Smith: Okay.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. It was good, man. It was just like inspiring, real human story. You get, uh, you get to see how he came into it while he's explaining it in his current state of Parkinson's. And then you see him like, dude, like, you see him fall. Like, because he's trying, he's walking while he has this Parkinson's and it's like real bad. And like in the street of New York, somebody was like, hey, Michael, Mr. Fox and he turns around, boom, falls. And like, but he always had somebody around him to kind of help him up. But he, he wants to walk, you know, so.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, he wants to live his life.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Dude, but it is Oh, man, it's it's rough seeing it though because he's, he wants to go fast. Like, he can't help. Like, he wants to go fast and everybody keep telling him to slow down. Because he just keeps going fast. He's broken his wrist. So part of the movie is like this cast on his wrist, he's broken, he had to have pins in his wrist. He's fallen eye-first into some furniture. So he's like, got a scar on his eye that they got to cover up in paint, because he's like, hit this stuff. Like he's broken his arm. He's jacked himself up pretty bad, you know.
Casey G. Smith: Man, I, uh, you know, obviously, you know, two, two years ago, as of last month, two years ago, you know, I had survived a stroke and I went through a a period of life where I, I couldn't walk, where I wasn't sure if I'd be able to to walk again or to move again. And I, I, by the grace of God, I've, I've come a long way. But as I have met and spoken with other people, whether fellow stroke survivors or people who are dealing with different kinds of medical situations, it's, uh, man, just, just, you know, times make you make you count your blessings like the the small things that we take for granted. Just being able to to walk or walk upstairs or be able to to live independently. It, again, it's something that we don't think we take for granted, but we do. Yeah. Until something, until something, until something prevents you from doing what used to be totally natural and normal for you.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Absolutely.
Casey G. Smith: So my heart goes out to him because I mean, you know, I, I'm still not at a place where I, where I can run yet. But I, I have the chance to potentially get there again where, you know, at least at this point for, for Mr. Fox, you know, that's not a, not a reality for him. But who knows what kind of breakthroughs might, might come in the, in the future in in his, in his lifetime.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah, man. He has his disease. But to be fair, you know, he, he married, uh, in his 20s, the young lady from the family ties. The lady, it was one of the actresses that came, that was one of his episodes. They was like, uh, what, what, I can't remember what they were saying in the episode, but he had married her. Like, he was, he was the first woman that checked him on him. He was like, you're a jerk, you know, don't ever say that to me. You know, kind of checked him because he was acting like a jerk, you know, on after his kind of like fame from *Back to the Future* and all that stuff. So he, the stuff that he can kind of get away with, he started getting away with on set. You know, Will Smith kind of did some of the same stuff after like a season or two.
Casey G. Smith: Fresh Prince, yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: They're young and you got, you got money, you got, you got power, you got some respect. And Hollywood eats that crap up. You know, the more of a jerk you can be, it's like, oh, he's, he's made it. He's the one, you know, he or she, you know, they earned the right to be a jerk. Um, and she checked him on it. And he said, I fell in love at that moment.
Casey G. Smith: Nobody's ever talked to me like that. Yeah, some people are waiting for that. Waiting, waiting for that.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, man, but it, it, it, it like it grounded him. And he said, he would go back, you know, to with his parents because they didn't care. His, his dad was like, you know, we don't really care about the Hollywood thing. It was cool for him, you know, to do that and we like seeing him, but we don't get caught up with, with the events and all that stuff. And so when he comes home, he said it grounds him. So he doesn't become that person. But yeah, um, they got two kids, you know, they're all the kids are grown. He's like, where is he? He's in his 50s, maybe 60s by now.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, 50s. Yeah, 50s. He's in his 60s. Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Mid-50s, I think. Um, but doing all right, because keep in mind when he finally let everybody know about his Parkinson's, which took a long time for him to do, they, he, they still allowed him to, to act and just be a character that has Parkinson's. And so, um, his foundation, Michael J, you know, foundation raised over a billion dollars. They're okay. They're fine.
Casey G. Smith: Wow. That's wonderful.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So, to be able to have, you know, people to to guide you, walk you to where you need to go. It's a different life. It's, uh, having to depend on the people, yeah, it, it's, uh, and that's not free. It's very, very humbling. But I mean, he's been living with this though for decades now.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: And it's finally got to the point where he actually has to have somebody now. Like, at first, in his 20s, 30s, he was, he was kind of able to like mask it with drugs and, you know, his hands started moving weird. So I'm gonna hold this bottle.
Casey G. Smith: Right.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Or find something to hold while I'm acting. So nobody would know. And that's how he was able to kind of pull it off.
Casey G. Smith: It's a debilitating thing, it sounds like. I'll tell you what though, as far as him utilizing his Parkinson's. There's an episode of *Curb Your Enthusiasm*.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yes. I saw that clip.
Casey G. Smith: He plays, he plays himself. It's hilarious. It is. Oh, man, it's it's so, it's so, the way they, they play it out. Based on the character of Larry David, who, who he is. And this is that whole ambiguous thing. He was like, he doesn't know if Michael J. Fox is doing certain things on purpose or if it's the Parkinson's. And it's like left like kind of ambiguous. It's, it's so good. Like, it's, it's.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I saw a clip of that and then like Michael J. Fox was handing him like a coke. And he opens it and then it like splashes everywhere. And then Michael, here you go. He said, is this on purpose? And he was like, Parkinson's. Yeah. Oh, man. But that whole episode is, it's hilarious. It's hilarious the way that plays out.
Casey G. Smith: It's called *Still*, right? And it's on Apple, Apple Plus.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Absolutely. Excellent.

Sports and Further Entertainment Discussion
Casey G. Smith: So, I, I got quite a few things I've been watching. Uh, one, I watched a couple episodes of, uh, *Coach Prime*, which you had mentioned last year, uh, sometime. Maybe, maybe it was this year, but I think it was last year, maybe sometime. You had, you had.
Reginald Titus Jr.: At least four months ago.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, at least four months ago, you had, you had seen it. And so I watched two episodes of that. And then I watched the very last episode because I was gearing up for, uh, Coach Prime's, uh, debut game with Colorado University, uh, against TCU, which happened this past Saturday, which was incredible.
Reginald Titus Jr.: It was. I'm, I'm there with you. I watched that as well.
Casey G. Smith: Amazing, amazing game. So shout out to Coach Prime and Colorado University. Uh, I also watched the, uh, *Super Mario Brothers Movie*.
Casey G. Smith: Which is, uh, streaming on, on Peacock.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Okay. Wait, that one did well, didn't it? That's animation. Okay. I take that back. I take that back.
Casey G. Smith: Not the, not the one from the late 90s, early 90s.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Trash.
Casey G. Smith: Uh, but no, this was actually really good.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Okay. This is animation, so that's different.
Casey G. Smith: It was, I, I find it super fascinating in, in the long lineage of failed video game films that both, the two big mascots, Sonic and Mario, come out with like very successful films.
Reginald Titus Jr.: They got to be animated though. You know, it's, I think that's the key. Trying to make them live, all, everybody live action just doesn't work.
Casey G. Smith: I, well, I mean, there're bad, you know, bad movie, you know, bad movies. You know, it's the, uh, it comes down to the script, right? You got to have a good, a good script. I mean, because these are, these are just, they're just based on a, an existing property. Uh, for the longest, superhero movies were bad. And they finally cracked, they finally cracked the code and got the formula right to, to start.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Who, who cracked the code?
Casey G. Smith: Well, initially the first *Superman*, I think, was the first good, like, the Christopher Reeve *Superman*, like that, that, that was.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Well, that was a long time ago. That was the 80s.
Casey G. Smith: But, uh, but, but in between, there's a lot of bad ones.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I'm just saying, when did they crack the code?
Casey G. Smith: There's a lot of bad ones in between. But then, and then Michael Keaton *Batman*, I mean, it was pretty good. But then they really, really got it when the MCU came along. Well, *Spider-Man* was good. *Spider-Man* was solid. Uh, some good *X-Men* films.
Reginald Titus Jr.: *Blade*. I will say *Blade*. *Blade* cracked the code.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah. *Blade*, *Blade*'s pretty awesome. *Blade* did a really, really, really good job.
Reginald Titus Jr.: One and two were solid. Mm-hm.
Casey G. Smith: But, but nonetheless, um, I think, but mascots though, because like Sonic is, is like this, yeah, it's this weird thing. And so is the Mario Brothers, it's like even though they're brothers and things, it's just like, they're not really people. But see, the thing is, you watch the film, because they actually, they actually humanize them a little bit more. They actually take the nose down and the mushroom clout person is a person. No, like, well, there's, when I say like, the, without going like major spoilers. When I say humanize them, like, you, you see that they actually have a family, like, not like wife and kids, but like, like, they live with their parents.
Reginald Titus Jr.: But how do, how would that look like with live people though? That's what I mean. That's why I said like, I think animation. Oh, we're talking about animation versus live action. Yeah, it's different. Yeah. I, I, I do think it was a good that they went animated. Now, I think that works. But what's, but Sonic's the hybrid, because Sonic's actually in a real world like in his, in his. But he's an animation. Exactly. He's animated character. But he's in a real world setting. But they still got to work. So I know it's some kind of hybrid. Nonetheless, the movie was, was enjoyable. And I'm and I'm, I am not a huge, excuse me, Mario fan. Admittedly, I don't, I typically don't even play Mario games. But the only person I know that did that. I know. I like, I like, uh, Sega. But, but respect, the movie is solid. The movie is solid. It's enjoyable and, uh, I'll, I'll watch the next installment.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Wow. And that's on what platform?
Casey G. Smith: It's streaming on Peacock.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Ah, okay. I think I got that one.
Casey G. Smith: Yes, sir.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I watched some more sports. So, uh, Shakira Richardson, um, she's a sprinter. She's the one who had gotten in trouble last year, sometime last year, uh, for, she was like, smoking weed or something like that. And it showed up in her, her urine or whatever. And so they were like, she couldn't go to, was it the, it was the Olympics, I think. Wasn't it the Olympics last year? What year are we in? I think it was the Olympics, wasn't it? Uh, you're correct me, but it was a.
Casey G. Smith: It's 2022. That that would make sense. 'Cause the Olympics are on even years.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Um, so she couldn't make it. And that made headlines. Like a lot of people were like, giving her a hard time. This is a real young, young lady. I was like, okay. Um, so, she's kind of come changed some things around, got some new people in her circle, went to the, to the World Games and dominated. For in the 100 meter, she's a sprinter in the 100 meter. Usually Jamaicans on the most, in the most recent years have been dominating.
Casey G. Smith: True.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Kill both of those women. Got, got them. And then in the 4x1, they won again. She broke the record in the 100 meter, in the 100 meter. Really? And got, and then they won in the 4x1. And so like, she's, like, her personality is like, she's kind of toned it down, but you can see her like, maturing before people's eyes. It's like, it was cool to see, because and she's also not afraid to check people, kind of like Dion Sanders, what we saw with TCU, just like, hey, a lot of y'all counting me out and now I was there. Keep receipts. Yep. And like when y'all, and the guy, you know, because people try to be patronizing, especially a lot of these media people, instead of just treating people like humans, they want to be patronizing, especially when it's an African American person, it's like even worse. And so she was checking guys. Like, people, what did you do differently this time? You know, I didn't pay attention to media people like yourself. And, and like, just kind of like, it was reading people their rights and people like, snickering. Like, oh, snap. So it, it's cool to see. And it really is through hard work, through your faith and not getting caught up in what people are saying about you. You know, just kind of just doing the work. The work is what people can't, when you do the work, people just have to shut up.
Casey G. Smith: It's also learning from your mistakes too. Yeah. Because what she did before was a mistake, you know, that's, then so it's, it's one thing also when you're growing up in front of, yeah, it's, it's weird though because like, with there's always subtle differences when it's race, because Michael Phelps, when he, when they talk about it, it's like, it's kind of celebrated, you know, yeah, you know, five-time gold medalist. You know, those pictures of him like smoking weed and doing all this stuff. It had came out and that was like a real controversial thing, but they made it into like a fun thing. They didn't really like treat him like a criminal because of that. Uh, but they kind of went extra, uh, with Shakira.
Reginald Titus Jr.: She still has not.
Casey G. Smith: But he had, he had some of the success already though.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So did Shakira. She already had success.
Casey G. Smith: Gold medals though?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Not gold medals, but just like her, her coming up thing is like, she's, she's still on the come-up though. So there's. Still is currently on the come-up. She's getting. Again, not. Because he's so young. You know what I mean? Sure. Yeah, I'm saying, but he had, he had established some of his success already. So, yeah, it was, it was in college. It had came out later. So they was like college photos that had came out of him. Right. But he had already won some of his gold medals already. I don't know. I think, yeah, I'm, I'm quite, I'm quite sure. So he was in college when he won the gold medals. I thought he was out of college. No, when the stuff started coming up about whatever, I guess maybe smoking, I thought that came out after he had already. Yeah, after the fact, trying to tarnish like his, you know, trying to tarnish his name. Yeah, but it's like, he had already got the gold. Like, okay. So it's like. Yeah, so it's, so it's just treated differently when it's, you have to be 100%. We all know that. You got to be, you got to be on your P's and Q's because you give the media anything, they're going to use it and turn it up. Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So, but anyhow, it was just kind of cool to see this weekend and the week before that, some of these athletes kind of get their sweet revenge and just kind of handle the media like sometimes how they are. And and handle them the same way.
Casey G. Smith: Oh, congrats to her. And congrats to Coach Prime. And America. Cause she's representing America. Hey, hey, yeah, yeah. Take that, Jamaica. No, just kidding. Just kidding. Um, so I, I also, again, went a little old school and I watched on, on Max, I watched a movie called *Mannequin*. Oh, *Mannequin*. You take it back. What was, what platform?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Max. Dang. I might have to watch that.
Casey G. Smith: Max has a lot of freaking movies on. A lot of good movies.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, *Shawshank Redemption*. Uh-huh. *Mannequin*. So, as a kid, that man, that *Mannequin* was one of my favorite movies as a kid. Yeah. Um, I remember that. We watched that over and over again. Yeah, yeah, I watched it multiple. And I I would always, it was back when, you know, it wasn't on demand. It was just whenever it was on, you caught it. And I would, I would always, I would always miss the very beginning. It was, it was, I don't know, maybe like the 10th time when I finally caught it at the beginning one day. I was like, oh, wait, she's from Egypt? Like, I, like, I was like, wait, what?
Casey G. Smith: A European woman is from Egypt?
Reginald Titus Jr.: I didn't even know. And that was like, wait a minute. That was just weird. And now it's even weirder. Uh, she's Lily White. I'm not, uh, share whatever. So, it is what it is. It is what it is. But Kim Cattrall. Yeah. Yo, stay fun. Like, she was.
Casey G. Smith: Oh. There we go. Like, man, like, in this movie, she is like, magnetic. Like, her and, you know, the the dude playing Jonathan, like they're.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. I forget his name.
Casey G. Smith: doesn't matter. He doesn't matter what your name. Does not matter. Like, the chemistry between the two though, it's, man, it is, it is fire. And, uh, yeah, but it's, it's, it's funny how they play into like the fact he's the only one that can see her. So for everybody else, it's like, oh, this guy doing with this mannequin. Now, it's an adult. I'm like, that's pretty hilarious. How they, how they, how they play that whole thing. It's like, oh, this is this guy is weird. But like, oh, no, he's just an eccentric genius. No, he's weird. He's taking this mannequin to the women's restroom. He's talking with them there for her listening. Yeah, and you watch that, you're like, oh, this is this is a PR nightmare. But it makes it so weird is that the the the lady who owns the department store, she's like, I know you're a little eccentric, Jonathan, but, you know, it's okay. Like, this guy keeps getting raises. Like, in the beginning of the movie, like, that sounds like America to me. Beginning of the movie, this guy can't hold a job for anything. He's fired from every single job. But he's like, a, he went to art school, he's like, an artist. He needs, he, he takes too much time being artistic on stuff and he keeps getting fired. At a retail store. Yeah, anyway, but yeah, it's, it's, it's, uh, it's still a fun film, uh, but yeah, *Mannequin* on Max, still, uh, still a lot of fun. Yeah. Didn't they have a brother in there? They, they did have a brother in there. Yeah. Little eccentric. No, eccentric. Uh, no, he's gay. Yeah, he's, he's gay and he's very flamboyant. Flamboyant, that's the word. Uh, what's his, uh, oh. He had the, uh, like, the glasses, what I remember was like, the zigzag glasses. Yeah, oh, what's his freaking name? That's crazy that stuff you remember, like, I don't. Mercedes. What's his name? Mercedes. It's something like, single, single name, extra flashy. What's dude's name? I got, I got to look it up. Yeah, I, I just, I was like, that. And he talks, he talks about himself in the third person. And, uh, he, he does this, he does this, this crying thing, like, constantly throughout the film. He's, he's super over the top. But, uh, yeah, *Mannequin*, man, it's, uh, it's still a pretty, pretty fun. Pretty entertaining. Yes, sir. That's funny. Um, you been watching anything else, sir?
Reginald Titus Jr.: That's it, man. Um, yeah, that's it. Is it for me? I'm sure there was some more things I'd probably forgotten, but, um, yeah, it's, it's been a sports week. Sports kind of thing. Oh, one thing I did watch. Um, Joe Rogan had Hulk Hogan on his show. And to look, brother. Brother. Oh, let me get amped up real quick, brother. Hollywood. That's, that's his name. Hollywood. Oh, of course. Why do we forget that? How could we forget that? I don't know. I couldn't, couldn't pull it out. Hollywood. Hollywood Hogan. He's the guy who was on in later on in the, in the, in the show *Designing Women*. Ah. Yeah, same, same actor. That's right. He was popular. Yeah. And, and interesting enough, you know, I've been watching *First and Ten* a lot and Delta Burke, who plays the, the owner of the team on that show. Of course, she then also goes on to the show *Designing Women*. Anyway. Um, so, Hulk Hogan on Joe Rogan.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, just been watching clips of that on YouTube. So it's been interesting to see like, listen to his stories of like, how he almost got killed, shot in like the different territories, because you told me about like, the different territories of the wrestling and stuff like that and how like people were actually willing to kill over their territory. And how like one of the wrestlers like had came, I forget what territory it was in Florida. It was a territory and they tried to book shows in that territory and the guy that was responsible for that territory ended up slicing the neck, killing a guy. Like killing, murdering a guy for trying to come into that territory. And he's like, so many of the wrestlers were scared, they just got out of there. Then another time, like, he was trying to go into another territory and a guy pulled a gun on him and was like, I'm, I'm going to murder you. Like, this is going to be, but he needed a job. And so, Hogan gave him a job and was like, holy crap. It's pretty serious. Even, uh, on the show, uh, *Young Rock*, which, man, I'm so bummed that NBC canceled that. It went two seasons. But even in the, the territory of Hawaii, where the Rock's, um, grandmother was, like, she, she got in trouble with the law because she had threat, another guy was trying to come in the territory and like, she threatened the guy like, pulled a weapon on him. It was very serious. And again, pro wrestling, it was like, Wild, Wild West, man. It was.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So, it, it's almost like, it's like gangs, you know what I mean? It's like, hey, we're responsible for this territory, respect me. If you want to come into my territory, let's work out something.
Casey G. Smith: There's, there's a lot of hierarchy in, in professional wrestling. Even, especially back in those days, when you came into an area, like, you, you gave respect to the, to, you know, those who had been in the business for a while. Even, like, if you went into WWE, like, back when Undertaker was still wrestling, like, he was the, like, the, people call it the locker room leaders. Like, you, you go in, you shake, you, you shake, you, you shake their hand. You, you show respect. You, there's, there's like a protocol to things. It's kind of, I think, maybe changed some, but there's still deference you give to certain people.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Of course. Hogan was like, basically, uh, was it, is it Vince McMahon Senior? Uh, he was the one that followed that protocol. But Junior didn't want to. And so that's what got him in all this trouble. And so, like, you know, getting people killed and things like that. Like, that's happening under, you know, the Vince Jr. like, kind of changing that territory. We're just going to go in. Like, he's a nutbag. He totally changed the game. He's a, he's a, he's, he's bold and maybe a little crazy, but he's a genius. You better, I mean, some people died. So, it was like, it's.
Casey G. Smith: He changed the game though. He's the one that made it where made it national. Like, bought up the territories. He, like, brought those dudes out and made it where it was nationally syndicated. It's crazy.
Reginald Titus Jr.: It's like.
Casey G. Smith: Totally changed the game, man.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. So, you guys have a psychopath to come in and do some things. But it, but it changes like how things were handled. So that's the perspective that I've got from that whole Hogan thing. It was just like, that's very dangerous. And seeing how many people got kind of like, harmed in a way of that, it's like, all right, well, I guess it's like necessary for your, you know.
Casey G. Smith: Well, here's the other side of it, man. Like, there's so many premature deaths in pro wrestling. Like, unlike any other industry I've ever seen. Like, the amount of people that die young. A lot of it's drug, I mean, a lot of it's drugs. Uh, a lot of it's, it's drugs. Especially 80s and 90s, steroid use, uppers, downers. Loads of, loads of drug use. But, um, you know, unfortunately, this past week, like, two, two wrestlers passed away. One was a legend, Terry Funk, um, passed away. He's, he's a, you know, considered an absolute legend in the industry. But he lived a, a very long, full life. Um, and then there's Bray Wyatt, who was a, a young guy. Like, Bray Wyatt, you know, he was, he was, he was also known as the, he played the character called The Fiend. And, um, yeah, but also, Bray Wyatt is his character's name. His, his real name was Windham Rotunda. But, I mean, this guy, you know, married, got two daughters. He had just come back. But apparently, he, he, he passed away from a heart attack. But he had gotten COVID and some complications. But like, he had, like, they did a celebration, uh, for him on this past, uh, last, last Friday, Friday before last on, uh, SmackDown. They did a tribute to him. But, I mean, this is a young guy, dude. It, it, that's, it, it was shocking. Him, him passing away, it was shocking because he was, he had gotten really big in the industry. Um, but yeah, his passing away was just really untimely.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Have you been watching anything else?
Casey G. Smith: Yes, let me, let me bring through a couple more of these. Uh, *The Wiz* old school, went back, watched *The Wiz*.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, watch *The Wiz*.
Casey G. Smith: You know, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Nipsy Russell.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I was going to say Nipsy Hustle. Yeah, I was like, you mean, you got it off Nipsy Russell. You know what I'm saying? Uh, you know, Diana Ross playing, um, Dorothy, Michael Jackson playing the Scarecrow, Nipsy Russell playing the Tin Man, and, uh, Ted Ross playing the Lion. Ted Ross actually is the only original cast member from the Broadway show that actually made it into the film.
Casey G. Smith: Oh, okay. But, um, yeah, it's *The Wiz* from 1978 or 79, I think, is when it came out.
Reginald Titus Jr.: What platform is it on?
Casey G. Smith: It's on Netflix. Ah. Uh, also, of course, you know, rocking out with *Winning Time*, uh, season number two, also on Max. Really enjoyed that show last year. Still, it's still on and and still, uh, still a lot of fun. This year, uh, again, I've been, you know, rocking old school *First and Ten* on, on, uh, *Freevee*. Um, that's, I'm like, on season three of *First and Ten* on *Freevee*. You're sucked in. Yeah, it's, it gets, it's, it's pretty good. Like, they even had an episode I just watched that actually dealt with steroids. Oh. Um, yeah. I was like, wow. They they're like, dealing with some interesting NFL adjacent kind of things and, uh, and O. J. Simpson is actually in, he he comes in second season and he, he's, he's, he's initially, he's he's a player, he's called T. C. Parker. I'm like, T. C. Parker, O. J. Simpson. Okay. I see what you guys are doing. And, uh, he comes in as a player who's really banged up. He's a running back. But he's, he's, he's, he's had more injuries than anybody else in the league. And he has to retire. He becomes an assistant coach. Third season, he moves from assistant coach to GM, becomes the first black GM in the, in the league. Like, interesting. But he's actually, he's, he's, he's married and he's got a kid or whatever. He's actually, you know, he's, he's, he's flexing his, his acting chops.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I have to show, show some range.
Casey G. Smith: Uh, it, oh, that flashed my mind over. We were just laughing because there was a YouTube video I had seen and it's a lady, she's interviewing O. J. And she said, did you kill Nicole? And then he, like, just straight up asked him. He was like, no, I didn't kill her. And then, uh, and I guess he was mad at her. And then, like, later on in the, in the show or whenever happened, they were still, uh, rolling. He opens the door, has a knife in his hand and like, he's going to stab this lady. It was supposed to be like a practical joke, but it was dark. Oh, man, I was like, oh. He's nuts. Oh, man, that was.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. Well, that that's good day for pale.
Casey G. Smith: The third time I met O. J. Simpson. Wait, what? Oh, man. Oh, boy. Oh, boy.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So that's what I've been watching. And today's show is sponsored by.
Casey G. Smith: Now to hear the movie by Grinder Matter Films, available to stream on Tubi, Roku on demand, as well as another platform.
Reginald Titus Jr.: YouTube. That we call YouTube. That's an easy one to remember.
Casey G. Smith: Absolutely.
Reginald Titus Jr.: And YouTube.
Casey G. Smith: Please check it out and leave a review.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, yeah, leave a comment on YouTube because, I mean, it's blowing up on YouTube. Like, comments every day. Literally, I just got a text right now, uh, from one of the producers on the film. And she was like, this just happened 57 minutes ago. People are like, this is great. This is awesome. Somebody was like, there's a lot of movies out here. This deserves at least to be nominated for an Oscar. I was like, we'll take that. Come on. Keep the love going. Keep the love going. Yeah. So, like, every platform that it gets on, like, kind of has that little comment section where people kind of blow it up. So that's been cool to see. It's like that on Amazon too, just comments keep rolling in.
Casey G. Smith: Yes, sir.

Film Synopsis, Cast, and Initial Impressions
Reginald Titus Jr.: Well, let's jump back into this show. Thank you for tuning in at Filmmaker Commentary. We're talking about *Death Becomes Her*, directed by Robert Zemeckis. And this came out in what, 1992? Yes, 92. Yes, 92. Uh-huh.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Now, let's jump to the synopsis. Two narcissist archrivals discover the ultimate accessory, a potion that will keep them forever young. When they meet a mysterious enchantress with deep ties to the Hollywood elite, but they get more than they bargained for when their newfound beauty only intensifies their vanity and rivalry. *Death Becomes Her*, rated PG-13.
Casey G. Smith: And if this is your first time listening to Filmmaker Commentary, please know that there will be spoilers. You've been forewarned.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yes, indeed. And are you going to introduce our cast?
Casey G. Smith: Yes, the cast of *Death Becomes Her* consists of the street monster herself, Meryl Streep, as Madeline Ashton Menville, as well as Bruce Willis as Dr. Ernest Menville. Of course, we have the, the evergreen Goldie Hawn as one Helen Sharp, and the enigmatic, electric Isabella Rossellini as Lisle von Rhuman.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, we.
Casey G. Smith: Yes, sir. Got some Josephine Baker vibes going on there. That's right. But that's the main cast of *Death Becomes Her*.
Reginald Titus Jr.: How did you watch this film? How did you find out about it?
Casey G. Smith: I remember seeing advertisements, uh, in the early 90s for it. And I've always seen the key art multiple times, but I'd never watched the film. I'd never even watched the trailer for this film.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Dang. But, uh, all right. Yeah. So, we went in pretty fresh. But we're on this Zemeckis run, so I rented the Blu-ray from Movie Trading Company and proceeded to partake and was pleasantly surprised.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, I watched this when it was doing its run on HBO back in 94, probably. And they were just, you know, back in the day when they just playing it back-to-back-to-back. So, uh, over that summer, me and my, my, uh, sister, we were like, just enthralled by this thing. Every time it came on, we were watching it. Uh, we were enamored. And so this has always been one of my favorite, top 100 films, uh, 150. Uh, as I watch more and more, it's more, it's more coming on the list. But definitely just favorite, one of my top 100 favorite films. Um, it's just a fun watch. It's very charming. It has its own charm to it. I was again, very surprised. Like, this is pretty darn good. Yeah, I mean, you know, nowadays CGI is a little, because we're used to different CGI, but back then, when it dropped, it was groundbreaking. I was like, how did they do that? Like, you just couldn't, and then, you know, things are more clear and more sharp, HD, 4K, and all that stuff. But because of the fuzzy standard definition, you couldn't see so much of what we can see now. Uh, when they remaster it, like if it was like on a VHS, you probably you couldn't see as much of the CGI. But you can definitely tell now. I think in particular, when they're first in the theater watching, um, watching Madeline's performance, uh, especially with, um, Bruce Willis and Goldie Hawn's faces, like, there's something about, like, they're almost like, there's something digital about, I think, their faces on their bodies. And in the midst of that audience, it doesn't, that looks, it looks, oh, interesting. I'm like, uh-huh. They they did well, with the lighting, they definitely have that little bar light where it's just lighting like across their face like that. Yeah, because they're their heads seem kind of like they're just floating. Somewhat, yeah, or just around, like, really dark around, around their, their heads. Anyway, something something about the effect. I'm like, that looks different. It looks unique. I don't know. Some some kind of effect going on there.

Deeper Dive into Themes, Tropes, and Final Thoughts
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah, it was a cool little, yeah. I don't know. I got to go back and look and see on that one. I, I do remember the light bar going across their face so you can just see their eyes. And then when they stand up, you can see a hard light hitting them behind them and it's like a outline of their heads. Maybe that's what it is. Um, that, and that's specifically when they're standing up. Um, what did you like or not like about the film?
Casey G. Smith: Um, again, Bruce Willis, um, I just like, I, I think , I like it. I don't think there's not too much, I don't think there's anything I don't like. I don't recall. It was like one of my favorite films, so I, I still remember some of the lines and stuff. Like, oh, okay, this is my favorite film and I forgot. There's, there are some cheeky, cheeky lines in this one. Absolutely. Um, from a commentary standpoint, there wasn't any commentary. I thought there was going to be some, but I totally overlooked it. Uh, I just assumed there would be some because, you know, in the previous films he's had some, even though they were kind of shoddy with the Q&A. You know, they'll come in like 25 minutes, 30 minutes and they were kind of like, like, what you doing? Um, what did you think, oh, special features. Did you watch any of the special features?
Reginald Titus Jr.: I did. They were nice and quick. Um, there's one that's is *The Making of Death Becomes Her*, featuring interviews with director Robert Zemeckis, writer David Koepp, and director of photography Dean Cundey, and production designer Rick Carter. And special effects artist Lance Anderson and David Anderson. So that's a about a 15 or 20-minute featurette. Then there's the vintage making-of featurette of *Death Becomes Her*. That one is about maybe 10 minutes or so. But that gives you more kind of interviews with the actors themselves, them speaking about the film and cutaways. I think it almost gives away too much. If you had not seen the film and watched that, yeah, I'm like, this gives away, I'd be kind of ticked if I saw this. It gives away a little too much of the film. But, um, but yeah, but that's, that's kind of it. And then some still galleries, but that's, it's really it. So, trivia and tips, maybe a little light on this episode. What type of tone do you think they were, they were, they reached in this film or what they were going for?
Reginald Titus Jr.: This is a dark comedy. Absolutely. Yeah. And it kind of, I mean, from the beginning, you kind of see, you know, from the very opening, you know, you're, you're going to this Broadway play and and you, you instantly see once Helen's character, the way she's looking at, uh, Dr. Ooh, the way Helen looks at Ernest's character when he's looking at Madeline, Madeline. She's, the way she's looking at him, while he's looking at her perform, you're like, uh-oh. There's already trouble brewing here. And she's already wrenching on that little napkin or handkerchief, whatever she's holding, she's already wrenching it, wrenching it, looking nervous. And it's so wild that again, uh, such a beautiful actress as Goldie Hawn is feeling second rate and feeling nervous. You normally she's, you know, at a minimum, she's playing, you know, cute normally gorgeous. And yet, she's feeling second rate to to um, Madeline Ashton. Madeline. Who was singing this very, very vain song about her knee. There's mirrors and all this kind of stuff. It's like, wow. This is, uh, where are we going here? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I kinda forgot about all this. I was like, this is, you know, it opens up with the crane shot outside. We come down like, Madeline Ashton, I think it's like Lady Birds. Songbird. Like, what? Yeah, you see her come out. I was like, okay, she did do some of those moves for real. So, like, okay.
Casey G. Smith: Yes, they they said she worked very hard for that number. And she yeah, she's doing her thing. But also, we also see that she's on the decline because there are people from the moment we get in the theater, there are people walking out as as we crane down from her name in lights. People are walking out. And they're already talking trash about, oh, she's just gone down the drain. Like, they're just already like, oh. Okay, this is, uh, this is a doesn't seem so promising. But also she's at this, you know, she's at this weird place in her career where she's doing Broadway. But all of a sudden she has to get disco involved because it's 1978 and then disco number comes in to play. You're like, oh, this is a weird blend. Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Rough times. Um, yeah, that, yeah. But I do think, like, from a, from a tone, and then going into styles, uh, the cinematographer, they definitely created a style. Because when you see the, when you see the different shots throughout the movie, they feel cohesive. It feels like we're in a world that's that's the *Death Becomes Her* world. There's a lot of also, I noticed during the second viewing, a lot of thunder. Like, you hear thunder at different times.
Reginald Titus Jr.: It's a miracle.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah. And even, even like early on, I think when, uh, maybe like when they, when they're in her dressing room, when they first meet, like it's something also. Oh, really? You hear, you hear thunder. Like, oh, wait. It's like kind of cued up throughout. It's, it's fascinating how they, how they, how they use that. That's interesting. That's good sound design. Yes, sir. Um, what did, did you have, like, any themes, uh, from the film?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yes, sir. I got a couple of, uh, themes. I have, uh, one theme of vanity. Man, and to go with that, just the open, like you're saying, the opening musical is her looking at mirrors and all that stuff. But that's like, her for real, you know, and, um, with the mirrors, fire, yep, and water. Um, very good. Yes. Absolutely. Water, too. You're right. Yeah, those are a couple like, just kind of like iconic things. Like, wow, these, that's that's going to show up later. Mm-hm. 100%. I got a theme of revenge. Oh, man. Ain't that the truth. God. And I just think it's, uh, just like a metaphor for Hollywood. You know, be careful. Um, yeah. Fall into that rabbit hole Hollywood of, like, still vanity. You know, you fall into that hole of vanity. Like, what do you do to kind of keep up with something that's fleeting? Like, it's impossible. So, I, I, I, I, I have, I put down a contrast of the fountain of youth and I put the desert of death. Dang. How they put that together. Yeah, that's cool. Yeah. Because once they once they get this fountain of youth, sure, they, they're going to stay forever young. But their bodies are literally dried and decayed. So we see at the very end, how when they break apart, it's like their bodies have been filled with like concrete or some kind of dusty material to just to kind of keep them solid and together. But they are literally breaking apart like statues. They almost seem like mannequins. Dang. But yeah, so I was like, okay, they're like a desert of death. Like, because because parts of them had been destroyed and died, like, they can't revitalize that part. Which I find, I, I, I'll say that for for questions. But, um, but yeah, that's, that's kind of it. And then some still galleries, but that's, it's really it. So, trivia and tips, maybe a little light on this episode. Oh, I got you. Yeah. Because they're died, because they're dead. But they still were able to reanimate. But they don't rejuvenate. Yeah. That's where the magic. Yeah. That's where the magic comes in. So, once the heart stopped and you die, that's when that part takes over. She doesn't even have a heart anymore. That whole in her abdomen. It was in the stomach. It was in the, uh, stomach part. That's a whole, she's, her whole is big. She should not be able to. Yeah, that's rough. And yet their heads are still able to talk. Man, what a. Do you know where you parked the car? Yeah. That's rough. And then their heads are still able to talk.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah. Well, what makes you come, what makes you able to even get back up and move around? Like, there's, I don't know. It's, it's, it's, maybe that's the curse of it. Yeah, there is some magic. There's no explanation. Yeah, you can get away with a lot of plot points with that. You know, plot holes, I mean. Or little holes in bodies. Gaping holes. Yeah. But no, that was, that's. That's it. Yeah, how about you? Any questions?
Reginald Titus Jr.: I don't. Trivia. Oh, the story. I have something called the story.
Casey G. Smith: I don't know what I mean by that one. Um, drink speech though, was one of my last ones. Drink speech, when, uh, is her name Isabella? What's her name? I'm never going to get it right. Leslie. Uh, Leslie. Um, the live forever speech. You know, you always have the person that's doing the speech that is like the combination of everything. And it's like over the top. It's the monologue. It's the villain monologue. She's monologue. Live forever. And she's like, overselling it. And he's about to drink it. And she just, it's just one point too many. He's like, wait a second. She's like, you have to do it. But he didn't. He he's been practicing. Always got the dart board, but I'm sorry. Yes. He's miss, he's missing on the dart board too. Yeah. This doc's not an athlete. He's he's no athlete. Today is the day. He's got the steady hands of a surgeon. I'll give him that, but he's a, he's a drunk too. Like, this guy's not qualified. But yet, life on the line. Oh, boy, came through and made this one in a lifetime throw to hit that power switch like. He's like, oh, I came back to play. It was cool to see you come back and play. We see it earlier. The drunk version isn't so, so handy. But he's, you know, he's he's getting sober. He's he's he's his mind's clear than it's been in a long time. It is. He's ready to start his new life. So. Last you alluded earlier, *The Lady in Red*.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Uh-huh. Uh, I have also have the rooftop chase that leads to someone dangling off a ledge or hanging for their life. Mm-hm. Right. Yeah, that's absolutely true. Yeah, dangling. Your death is near. Oh, or like falling and you thought you were going to die and you fall into a pool. Fall into a pool. How many times have we seen that? I almost, I almost put that on there. Oh, no. Should I say that in that one? Yeah, I checked you down that one. Yeah. So, I remember that being at the house in the VHS. Yeah. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. That's a classic. Oh. We're older. All right. And you can catch us where? Facebook.com/filmmakercommentary. We're on iTunes, SoundCloud. Yes, about to say Stitcher. I almost I went on Stitcher the other day and it was I had to had a little splash page. It's done. It's officially done. It's a wrap. Yes, sir. It's a wrap. I was, I was listening to it for the last few weeks and then I, it was about a maybe four or five days ago, I went back on there. Done, son. Done. Rest in peace, Stitcher Radio. We had some good times. Look, I have no interest in, in Stitcher. You know, please. So. Look, I have no interest in, in Stitcher. You know, please. Um, yeah, had a good run. I I had a good decade with with Stitcher, man. Same. Yeah, you introduced it to me. So, yeah. Yeah. Rest in peace, Stitcher Radio. We had some good times. I have no interest in, in Stitcher. You know, please. Uh, you know, has had a good run. I, I had a good decade with with Stitcher, man. Same. Yeah, you introduced it to me. So, yeah. Yeah. All right, happy. Yeah. But you can find us still on iTunes, SoundCloud, and Spotify. We are on Twitter. You can find him at Reggie Titus. I'm at KCG Smith 32. We're also on the gram at Filmmaker Commentary. He is at Reginald Titus Jr. That's JR. I'm at KCG Smith 32. Until next time. Peace. Respect. Oh. Uh, the writer, he, he was talking about how, um, or what, it might have been the writer, art production designer. You're talking about how they got to like shoot and like these big houses where people that don't have taste. And so he said, people that, you know, it was designed by tasteless people. And so that's the world that they're living in. Whereas they're concerned with other things, but they don't really have taste. Like, dang, that's kind of crazy. Also, one thing, this is actually probably a little bit of trivia. Oh, you know, like it just comes back to what we, we said before. You know, write what you know, what you're experiencing. The, uh, the writer, obviously living in Hollywood, he was looking around and seeing, oh, no, he was living in Beverly Hills. That's right. And seeing the lifestyles of people often doing a lot of plastic surgery and, and body transformations. It's just kind of a take and a little bit of a dig at, uh, at, uh, at that. Yeah. And so, like, the writer was explaining it, the way he was saying it was like, it was kind of like, dude, he's like, dang, this is, when was this interview done? Because, I mean, people are scared to talk like, how free he was talking. Um, he's like, yeah, and people are like, you know, yeah, and people are getting these surgeries and they, they think they're okay and this world allows them to be in there. But they don't look natural. Yeah. It's hard to say. Yeah. So, but the effects pulled that off. The, the broken neck, the blasted open torso. Yeah, that's rough. And yet their heads are still able to talk. Yeah, that's rough. And yet their heads are still able to talk. Yeah. She does. She's got like nothing. Man, like, done. That's rough. And yet their heads are still able to talk. Yeah. She does. She's got like nothing. Man, like, done. That's rough. Yeah. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah. So, they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal. It's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their bodies now? That's my question. Oh, I got you. Yeah, because they're died. Because they're dead. But they still are able to reanimate, but they don't rejuvenate. Yeah, because they've killed their body. But why isn't it heal? It's, it's enough for them to come back to life, to move and function. Why isn't it, why isn't it, why doesn't it heal up the whole in her body? Why doesn't it rejuvenate their skin? It rejuvenated them before it. It took them to, I see what you're saying. So it should stopped them from dying, basically. Yeah. I mean, I'm saying you could still die for that moment. But then once you resuscitate and come back, why doesn't everything else heal? Why do they stop healing? Because my thing is that the initial prick on the thumb, there's blood, and that gets healed. Right. And, and then it, it heals them, it heals them, it heals the wound and revitalizes. So why isn't it revitalizing anymore? Why something, is there, is there a transaction that happens once you like die and the heart stops beating, where it can't revitalize like it did before? Why isn't it revitalizing their