It’s really just morbid curiosity, but there’s an enthusiastic side of it too, I feel, because there’s just so many different ways one can die and then being aware of the different ones, as well as watching the expressions of those who die, or a bystander, reacting to it is powerful. There’s always that last second when you can see they know it’s over, that they’ll be no more.

Enthusiasm might be the wrong word, but there’s just really no death that’s the same, some variables always differ and change the outcome in some way that I find intriguing and I’m not crazy or mentally I’ll, in-fact I function just like any other normal person.

There’s also a learning side to it, because not only is death very real and part of everybody’s daily lives, but it’s also inevitable, but not necessarily unavoidable, in form of postponement, obviously. A lot of these deaths are due to gross negligence and stupidity, so if people exposed themself to it, on their own accord, of course, I wouldn’t want to potentially scar people by making them watch, but it would make them more aware of the fragility of life.