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Adam doesn't die and return as a sinner.
Lute does.
It makes all the difference.
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A Peaceful Afterlife by WriteAnon
Fandoms: Hazbin Hotel (Web Series), ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 | JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
22 Feb 2020
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Yoshikage Kira winds up in hell and, unsurprisingly, doesn't much care for it. With his new home totally incompatible with his preferred lifestyle, Kira is left with few options. But news of a hotel, one that redeems sinners, promises an alternative.
Charlie Magne just wants to help her people, to help all lost souls in her kingdom, but her belief in the good residing within all souls will be tested like never before.
Can anyone escape their destiny? Can anyone truly change their nature?
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- Part 1 of Achieving Heaven Through Hell
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The critters have noticed Dogday has started to act weird. He became more protective and even more clingy, but he’s changed the most to Catnap. Dogday has started to avoid him more, getting flustered around him, following him around from the distance, always tagging along whoever was going to be with Catnap. It’s obvious what this is… He’s in love! But it looks like he’s having trouble expressing that, and so the critters decided to have “Mission: Get Dogday And Catnap Together” and help the canine and the feline confess to one another!
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After chasing Poppy’s angel and dying at the closed gate, Dogday was somehow transported to the Smiling Critters cartoon universe. Spending years and years being tortured by Catnap, he became wary and afraid of the feline, fearing that he’ll cause harm to him or his friends again, Dogday made sure to keep an eye on Catnap’s every move…. Unfortunately, this has caused the other critters to misunderstand the situation and is now doing his best to avoid the other critters attempts of pushing him to get closer to Catnap.
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As if in a trance, CatNap raises himself to his knees, spreading his arms open in worship before his deity. The Prototype is gathering his fingers into a sharp point, preparing to strike. CatNap doesn’t move. Something almost peaceful surrounds the toy cat, and it’s then that John understands what he’s witnessing: acceptance
He moves before he can think.
Or: Before CatNap can sacrifice himself to The Prototype, The Player interferes by shoving him out of the way. This opens up a whole new can of worms.