Dani: You didn't apologize, you said sorry, which sounds more like, "Too bad."
Dani: Is it tomorrow?
Christian: I mean, from yesterday's perspective, yes.
Christian: People just sleep here?
Pelle: Yeah, all the younger ones until we turn 36 and then we move to the laborers house.
Josh: Why 36?
Pelle: Well, we think of life like the seasons. So you're a child until you're 18 and that's Spring. And then at some point, we all do our Pilgrimage which is between 18 and 36. That's Summer, and then from 36 to 54, we're working age, which is Fall. And then finally from 54 to 72 you become a mentor.
Dani: What happens at 72?
Siv: We view life as a circle, a recycle. The lady who jumped, her name was Ylva, yes? And that baby over there who is not yet born will inherit that name. Instead of getting old and dying in pain and fear and shame, we give our life. As a gesture.
Connie: A gesture?
Siv: Before it can spoil. It does no good dying, lashing back at the inevitable. It corrupts the spirit.
Josh: That's cultural, you know? We stick our elders in nursing homes. I'm sure they find that disturbing. I think we really need to just at least try to acclimate.
Connie: Herring? What for?
Sven: It's tradition. For good luck.
Inga: And you must eat it whole.
Odd: But the tails go in first.
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Dani: Is it tomorrow?
Christian: I mean, from yesterday's perspective, yes.
Christian: People just sleep here?
Pelle: Yeah, all the younger ones until we turn 36 and then we move to the laborers house.
Josh: Why 36?
Pelle: Well, we think of life like the seasons. So you're a child until you're 18 and that's Spring. And then at some point, we all do our Pilgrimage which is between 18 and 36. That's Summer, and then from 36 to 54, we're working age, which is Fall. And then finally from 54 to 72 you become a mentor.
Dani: What happens at 72?
Siv: We view life as a circle, a recycle. The lady who jumped, her name was Ylva, yes? And that baby over there who is not yet born will inherit that name. Instead of getting old and dying in pain and fear and shame, we give our life. As a gesture.
Connie: A gesture?
Siv: Before it can spoil. It does no good dying, lashing back at the inevitable. It corrupts the spirit.
Josh: That's cultural, you know? We stick our elders in nursing homes. I'm sure they find that disturbing. I think we really need to just at least try to acclimate.
Connie: Herring? What for?
Sven: It's tradition. For good luck.
Inga: And you must eat it whole.
Odd: But the tails go in first.
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