Seriously speaking, a great idea for a story and potentially life-changing, if you get what I mean about searching for answers in a horribly muddled world. (And, as a self-studying student of philosophy, I identify with the girl.)

~Cristina

Good end. I see she may have found some answers to her unsatiable curtiosity

"anyone who claims to have an answer is wrong"

“It is as my job. I love injuries, sickness and plague. They give me business. The same is true for the coroners and the undertakers, funeral homes and coffin makers. One man’s death is another man’s bread.”

Good comment, the man may claim not to be a philosopher but his view on life is very simple and clear, he uses his head and experience.

Sorry, that wasn't relavent to say at all was it? I'll say something better next time..

this is very intresting but a bit confusing does the main charecter believe in god or is she searching for a god also i'm curious to know what your beliefs are if thats not too forward of a question

nice concept..

it is a harlot life.hmm, hmm.

isnt it odd almosta scientist who strongly believes in god?

i wonder sometimes

ah the endingi love the different spin on it

really, it all starts out as a good cause.

i wonder if we are better off tumbling down a hill because hey, we still have iPods

depressingisnt it all?

the second to last lineso bluntly right and so very wrong

amazing

long widing rhythmesand i dont think i spelled that right.

curious and violently cold, but politely rude.

i like it

one of the most brilliant

i dont like the writer, but he is kindand says many interesting things

vain, vain, vaini think life could be really depressing if we put that much more thought into it