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'''Priorities''' To most Jin, life is about preparing for the end of life. This is not the case with most of the Jin of the Li'gon. While the Twice-Departed do take death seriously and consider a good death a high priority, to most of the Twice-Departed, a good death is meaningless without a good life, and they make this their greatest goal. Helping each other and providing for others is considered a duty, and selfishness and disregard for others is thought of as the worst quality someone could have. | '''Priorities''' To most Jin, life is about preparing for the end of life. This is not the case with most of the Jin of the Li'gon. While the Twice-Departed do take death seriously and consider a good death a high priority, to most of the Twice-Departed, a good death is meaningless without a good life, and they make this their greatest goal. Helping each other and providing for others is considered a duty, and selfishness and disregard for others is thought of as the worst quality someone could have. | ||
Relationships Relationships and family are generally quite important to the people of the Li'gon, though every person is different. Their families look like whatever they want them to look like, without much judgment or concern from others, as long as nobody is being hurt. | '''Relationships''' Relationships and family are generally quite important to the people of the Li'gon, though every person is different. Their families look like whatever they want them to look like, without much judgment or concern from others, as long as nobody is being hurt. | ||
'''How do they treat 'other's?''' Unlike the Jin of the Ark, the Twice-Departed do not consider old age, disability or disfigurement a burden, but rather a chance to give back to the community by helping out those who cannot help themselves. Often the person who is sick or infirm will choose themselves when they wish to die, and assisted suicide is not uncommon, usually performed by the Ossuary, who considers it a sacred duty. | '''How do they treat 'other's?''' Unlike the Jin of the Ark, the Twice-Departed do not consider old age, disability or disfigurement a burden, but rather a chance to give back to the community by helping out those who cannot help themselves. Often the person who is sick or infirm will choose themselves when they wish to die, and assisted suicide is not uncommon, usually performed by the Ossuary, who considers it a sacred duty. | ||