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  1. Lucid wants ~10 for each role there’s not 10 of any of them. Time 2 get creative. Don’t be afraid to use generic ones too
  2.  
  3. <118>
  4. \t - <It was a little ironic when they found (name) with their face turned blue.>
  5. \t - <(name) was found covered in red.>
  6. \t - <(name) washed up ashore.>
  7. \t - <(name) died as they lived. Simply.>
  8. \t - <No one knows why (name) never woke up this morning.>
  9. \t - <(name) was blue, da ba di da ba DEAD!>
  10. \t - <It’s still a mystery how (name) had their body end up there.>
  11. \t - <(name) was killed outside their ancestral home.>
  12. \t - <(name) was served a dish best served cold..>
  13. \t - <(name) was never seen again. RIP.>
  14. \t - <(name) was tired of being a lowly villager and decided to take the high road to heaven.>
  15.  
  16. <119>
  17. \t - <No one knows if (name) was truly who they had thought he was.>
  18. \t - <(name) learned firsthand what goes around comes around.>
  19. \t - <(name) deserved what they got.>
  20. \t - <Way down below the ocean is where (name) wanted to be.>
  21. \t - <(name) got involved in the wrong crowd.>
  22. \t - <The charities didn’t want any of the black clothes that belonged to (name).>
  23. \t - <(name) flirted with danger one too many times.>
  24. \t - <Some said that (name) never liked what this would flip.>
  25. \t - <Even the authorities couldn’t decipher whether (name) was mafia or miller.>
  26. \t - <(Name) would never see the light of day again.>
  27.  
  28. <120>
  29. \t - <(name) couldn’t save themselves in time.>
  30. \t - <(name) should have saved themselves.>
  31. \t - <(name) never thought they would be the one being carried off on a stretcher.>
  32. \t - <Too bad (name) could not heal himself.>
  33. \t - <(name) got stuck in a time loop.>
  34. \t - <(name) was prescribed death.>
  35. \t - <After a long night of studying for the MCAT, (name) was found dead from stress.>
  36. \t - <Not even seven years of schooling could save (name).>
  37. \t - <Is there a doctor in the house? But (name) wasn’t there to answer.>
  38. \t - <(name) never liked the hospital food.>
  39.  
  40. <2581>
  41. \t - <(name) is messing with the wrong doctor.>
  42. \t - <(name) picked the wrong day to be late for work.>
  43. \t - <(name) won't be getting better.>
  44. \t - <No one knew why (name) missed the night shift.>
  45. \t - <(name) could have used someone in their line of work last night.>
  46. \t - <(name) couldn’t save themselves this time.>
  47. \t - <(name) was prescribed death.>
  48. \t - <After an ambulance ride, (name), was pronounced dead.>
  49. \t - <(name) couldn’t save themselves in time.>
  50. \t - <(name) should have saved themselves.>
  51.  
  52. <5945>
  53. \t - <(name) died from malpractice.>
  54. \t - <(name) died on the operating table.>
  55. \t - <(name) couldn’t save themselves in time.>
  56. \t - <(name) should have saved themselves.>
  57. \t - <(name) was cut up a little too much.>
  58. \t - <(name) was given a little too much anesthesia.>
  59. \t - <Not even surgery could piece back together (name).>
  60. \t - <Modern medicine couldn’t save (name).>
  61. \t - <(name) died from an infected splinter. It’s not brain surgery, you know. >
  62. \t - <News flash! (name) dies at the hands of his Quack assistant. More at 11!>
  63.  
  64. <121>
  65. \t - <(name) started work as a body shield.>
  66. \t - <(name) did a great job.>
  67. \t - <(name) forgot to guard their own body.>
  68. \t - <(name) has finished his duty.>
  69. \t - <Some wondered whether (name) died in their line of work, or was simply targeted for other reasons>
  70. \t - <(name) died in the line of fire.>
  71. \t - <After a long night of bouncing at the club, (name), never made their way back home.>
  72. \t - <(name) always wanted to go out honorably.>
  73. \t - <So long as they did their work, (name) was at peace with death.>
  74. \t - <(name) should’ve hired their own bodyguard.>
  75. \t - <Yeah but who was guarding (name)’s body?>
  76.  
  77. <122/123/6125/124/125/6037>
  78. \t - <(name) won't be investigating anymore.>
  79. \t - <(name) played bad cop one too many times.>
  80. \t - <(name) ate too many donuts.>
  81. \t - <(name) ate a donut gone bad.>
  82. \t - <(name) has turned in his badge.>
  83. \t - <(name) never knew the truth.>
  84. \t - <(name) has been pushed off his rocker.>
  85. \t - <Looks like (name) forgot the difference between a donut and a gun again.>
  86. \t - <(name) didn't know what hit him.>
  87. \t - <(name) always feared the truth, now they face death.>
  88. \t - <(name) knew this was going to happen.>
  89. \t - <(name) shouldn't have trusted the man in the hockey mask holding a chainsaw.>
  90. \t - <(name) never got to out their report.>
  91. \t - <They always told (name) that eating too many doughnuts would kill him.>
  92. \t - <(name) barely put up a fight.>
  93.  
  94. <126>
  95. \t - <(name) was blinded.>
  96. \t - <(name) didn’t watch their back.>
  97. \t - <(name) watches the inside of the coffin now.>
  98. \t - <(name) didn't see it coming.>
  99. \t - <(name) should have seen this coming.>
  100. \t - <No one was watching when (name) disappeared.>
  101. \t - <(name) should have had someone to watch them.>
  102. \t - <(name) wasn’t watching very well.>
  103. \t - <Watch out! No really, (name) is out for the count.>
  104. \t - <(name) was minding his business watching the town when he heard, “Watch this!.” Turning around, he saw Johnny Gooch’s uzi inches from his face. What a glorious way to die!>
  105.  
  106. <127>
  107. \t - <(name) was led astray.>
  108. \t - <(name) followed a path to their own grave.>
  109. \t - <(name) mistakenly followed a bear to their cave.>
  110. \t - <(name) had their footsteps traced.>
  111. \t - <(name) followed the trail a little too closely.>
  112. \t - <No one knew how (name) went missing without a trace.>
  113. \t - <Even someone of (name)’s skill couldn’t track where they had gone.>
  114. \t - <Not even the top of the line tracking devices could find (name).>
  115. \t - <(name) shouldn’t had someone keep track of their whereabouts.>
  116. \t - <(name) followed the wrong guy into a dark alley.>
  117.  
  118. <230>
  119. \t - <(name) came too close to the truth…>
  120. \t - <(name) leapt from the roof.>
  121. \t - <(name) arrived to their own crime scene.>
  122. \t - <(name) learned that death was not elementary.>
  123. \t - <(name) won't be spilling any more secrets.>
  124. \t - <(name) detected that they had died.>
  125. \t - <After investigations, (name) realized that they were dead.>
  126. \t - <If only (name) had solved the mystery sooner, then they wouldn’t be dead.>
  127. \t - <(name) felt that the greatest mystery to solve was what came after death.>
  128. \t - <Dying is elementary, my dear (name). Elementary.>
  129.  
  130. <2091>
  131. \t - <(name) won't be drinking gin and juice anymore.>
  132. \t - <Curiosity killed (name).>
  133. \t - <(name) should have kept his nose out.>
  134. \t - <Some people, like (name) should have minded their own business.>
  135. \t - <After a night of snooping around, (name) never found their way back home.>
  136. \t - <(name) didn’t realize their killer was carrying a gun.>
  137. \t - <(name) should’ve stolen that bulletproof vest they saw someone else had.>
  138. \t - <(name) snooped on the wrong person.>
  139. \t - <(name) knew they’d get into trouble in their line of work>
  140. \t - <(name) was too snoopy.>
  141.  
  142. <2210>
  143. \t - <(name) uncovered the wrong secret.>
  144. \t - <(name) was just a little too nosy.>
  145. \t - <(name) wrote a bad review.>
  146. \t - <(name) has reached a full stop.>
  147. \t - <(name) got a system message that told them that they were dead.>
  148. \t - <Looks like someone never wanted (name) to publish that story.>
  149. \t - <At least (name) could take solace in that they died in their line of duty.>
  150. \t - <(name) is curious who will cover the story now.>
  151. \t - <(name) will be having an interview with death.>
  152. \t - <(name) has died in the night. More at 5.>
  153.  
  154. <166>
  155. \t - <Hanging around dead bodies finally got to (name).>
  156. \t - <(name) decided to join one of their subjects.>
  157. \t - <(name) won't be coming out of the morgue anymore.>
  158. \t - <(name) can still be found in the graveyard.>
  159. \t - <(name) was always a little too fascinated with death.>
  160. \t - <(name) will never know who will perform their autopsy.>
  161. \t - <(name) always wanted to know what death felt like.>
  162. \t - <Looks like there’s no one to find out what caused (name)’s death.>
  163. \t - <In their field, there’s no real retirement for (name), only death.>
  164. \t - <(name) was found on their own operating table.>
  165.  
  166. <5927>
  167. \t - <(name) suffered death.>
  168. \t - <(name) was diagnosed with a severe case of bullet to the head.>
  169. \t - <(name) is spending more time with corpses than ever before.>
  170. \t - <(name) chose a different path.>
  171. \t - <(name) was killed by someone who would’ve benefited from a few sessions with them.>
  172. \t - <(name) will never get to see those precious system messages from the day before.>
  173. \t - <Some wondered what (name) really wanted to find out.>
  174. \t - <(name) really got into his work this time.>
  175. \t - <In their line of work, one always wonders what it is like to be dead. For the sake of modern medicine, (name) died an honorable death.>
  176. \t - <The bugs got (name) and he couldn’t be helped in time.>
  177.  
  178. <128>
  179. \t -<(name) went rogue.>
  180. \t -<(name) learned they could not fly the hard way.>
  181. \t -<(name) has been dealt someone else's brand of justice.>
  182. \t -<(name) shouldn’t have shot night one.>
  183. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have gone rogue.>
  184. \t - <(name) won’t ever have the opportunity to do it by the book now.>
  185. \t - <(name) should’ve been more vigilant.>
  186. \t - <(name) will never get to take justice into their own hands again.>
  187. \t - <(name) failed to keep the city clean.>
  188. \t - <(name) watched too many Chuck Norris movies and realized that punching a guy with a gun gets you killed. Should’ve used your gun, man.>
  189.  
  190. <349>
  191. \t -<(name) is now with the Walking Dead.>
  192. \t -<(name) was shot by Bob Marley.>
  193. \t -<(name) was beaten to the draw.>
  194. \t - <(name) is going to need a new sheriff in town.>
  195. \t - <(name) couldn’t handle the wild west.>
  196. \t - <(name) wishes that they shot the deputy instead.>
  197. \t - <Looks like this town wasn’t big enough for the two of (name) as their killer.>
  198. \t - <(name) lost in a duel.>
  199. \t - <(name) should’ve been quicker.>
  200. \t - <Mafia shot the sheriff, but they didn’t shoot the deputy. (name) has died.>
  201.  
  202. <2090>
  203. \t -<(name) won’t be showing up for work again.>
  204. \t -<(name) was not shot by Bob Marley but died anyway.>
  205. \t -<(name) was actually shot too.>
  206. \t - <(name) wishes their sheriff got shot instead.>
  207. \t - <(name) died a pretty normal death unrelated to their profession.>
  208. \t - <(name) was shot by someone who didn’t reveal themselves either.>
  209. \t - <(name) has turned in their badge.>
  210. \t - <(name) lost in a duel.>
  211. \t - <(name) never got their shot for a promotion.>
  212. \t - <Barney Fife would have been proud of you, (name). Real proud?>
  213.  
  214. <945>
  215. \t -<(name) stumbled into their grave.>
  216. \t -<(name) stumbled into traffic.>
  217. \t - <(name) won't be walking anymore.>
  218. \t - <(name) will be sleeping for a long time.>
  219. \t - <(name) will only be walking as a zombie now.>
  220. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have walked into that intersection.>
  221. \t - <(name) never thought they were anything but a normal villager.>
  222. \t - <(name) won’t have to worry about their night terrors anymore.>
  223. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have wandered out of the house.>
  224. \t - <(name) is now the walking dead.>
  225.  
  226. <6302>
  227. \t - <(name) was stabbed by a mass murderer.>
  228. \t - <As usual, (name) was in the wrong place at the wrong time.>
  229. \t - <(name) did not meet a civil end.>
  230. \t - <(name) probably should’ve learned some survival skills.>
  231. \t - <(name) never should’ve wandered into Comp Lobby.>
  232. \t - <(name) could’ve used some help.>
  233. \t - <Some wondered how helpless (name) really was.>
  234. \t - <”Help!” they cried, but no one answered (name) in time.>
  235. \t - <(name) wandered into the military base unnoticed. Unfortunately, landmine detection exercises were under way. He found one.>
  236. \t - <(name) is now a citizen of heaven. At least it’s civil there.>
  237.  
  238. <4182>
  239. \t - <(name) was suspected.>
  240. \t - <(name) has finally been proven as innocent.>
  241. \t - <(name) is no longer a concern.>
  242. \t - <I thought it was (name), he’s so… suspect. Too bad he died.>
  243. \t - <No one will ever know whether (name) was innocent. He’ll take his information to the grave.>
  244. \t - <(name) moved to Italy, where you’re guilty until proven innocent and was never seen again.>
  245. \t - <Don’t you feel bad that you fos’d (name) now that he’s dead? You should.>
  246. \t - <Everyone suspects that (name) is dead.>
  247. \t - <I prefer to call (name) “The Suspectinator.”>
  248. \t - <The best suspect is a dead suspect. (name) has died. >
  249.  
  250. <130>
  251. \t - <(name) was overthrown.>
  252. \t - <(name) abdicated from life.>
  253. \t - <(name) won't be leading anymore.>
  254. \t - <(name) was led to the grave.>
  255. \t - <(name) should’ve led on mafia when they had the chance.>
  256. \t - <Who will lead the town now that (name) is dead?>
  257. \t - <(name) will never get to deliver that speech.>
  258. \t - <(name) was led astray.>
  259. \t - <(name) was led down the wrong path for the last time.>
  260. \t - <(name) was a great man. We probably shouldn’t follow his lead here.>
  261.  
  262. <131>
  263. \t - <(name) won't be dodging any more bullets.>
  264. \t - <(name) tried to fake their own death a little too well.>
  265. \t - <I’m (name) nothing to lose. Fire away, fire away…>
  266. \t - <(name) forgot their vest at home.>
  267. \t - <(name) was proven wrong.>
  268. \t - <Next name maybe (name) will be bulletproof.>
  269. \t - <(name) should have worn their vest to bed.>
  270. \t - <(name) wasn’t as invulnerable as they thought.>
  271. \t - <(name) was shot somewhere where the vest didn’t cover.>
  272. \t - <(name) was shot twice and died a horrible death. Should have bought the extra strength!>
  273.  
  274. <3047>
  275. \t - <(name) died of blood loss.>
  276. \t - <(name) is swimming in their blood.>
  277. \t - <(name) should’ve visited a doctor.>
  278. \t - <(name) has run dry.>
  279. \t - <(name) probably should’ve gotten some more bandages.>
  280. \t - <(name) is bloody tired of bleeding so much.>
  281. \t - <(name) could’ve used some better bandages.>
  282. \t - <(name) was found with a few blood stains on their clothes.>
  283. \t - <(name) bled to death.>
  284. \t - <No one was surprised when (name) bled to death.>
  285.  
  286. <132>
  287. \t - <(name) knew that hauling around dangerous explosives on their person at all times would eventually come in handy.>
  288. \t - <(name) blew up.>
  289. \t - <(name) sploded.>
  290. \t - <(name) says "BOOM!">
  291. \t - <(name) was detonated.>
  292. \t - <(name) was diffused.>
  293. \t - <(name) brought new meaning to the phrase, “You’re da bomb.”>
  294. \t - <(name) went out with a bang.>
  295. \t - <(name) had a blast.>
  296. \t - <(name) had a short fuse.>
  297.  
  298. <133>
  299. \t - <Guess someone didn't like (name)'s homemade cookies.>
  300. \t - <Nobody knows how (name) died.>
  301. \t - <(name) forgot to feed their cats.>
  302. \t - <(name) is old news.>
  303. \t - <(name) got run over by a reindeer.>
  304. \t - <(name) died of old age.>
  305. \t - <(name) was widowed for a little too long.>
  306. \t - <(name) should’ve seen the doctor when they were told to.>
  307. \t - <(name) decided it was finally time.>
  308. \t - <(name) had made a SPECTACLE of herself when she CANED an intruder and was shot dead. Brave or stupid? I don’t know….it DEPENDS.>
  309.  
  310. <134>
  311. \t - <The tables suddenly turned for (name)>
  312. \t - <(name) became the hunted.>
  313. \t - <Looks like (name) won’t be going hunting again anytime soon.>
  314. \t - <(name) was hunted down.>
  315. \t - <Rabbit Season! Duck Season! Rabbit Season! (name) Season!>
  316. \t - <(name) probably shouldn’t have killed that bear.>
  317. \t - <(name) should’ve watched their back.>
  318. \t - <(name) didn’t leave a trap.>
  319. \t - <(name) won’t have to worry about misfiring now.>
  320. \t - <(name)’s last words were, “MOOOOOOOOOOOOSE!” >
  321.  
  322. <2340>
  323. \t - <(name) cried a little too much.>
  324. \t - <(name) will cry no more.>
  325. \t - <Now it's (name)'s family's turn to cry.>
  326. \t - <(name) has been killed. Floodgates won't be needed anymore.>
  327. \t - <(name) should have kept his mouth shut.>
  328. \t -<Who will cry at (name)’s funeral?>
  329. \t - <No one knew why (name) didn’t come to work this morning.>
  330. \t - <A voice cries out: (name) has been killed!>
  331. \t - <Extra, extra, read all about (name)’s death.>
  332. \t - <Looks like there will be a new job opening with (name)’s death.>
  333.  
  334. <2361>
  335. \t - <(name) is probably dead, but the body has yet to be found.>
  336. \t - <(name) wasn't invisible long enough.>
  337. \t - <(name) was found drenched in their own blood.>
  338. \t - <(name) was never seen again.>
  339. \t - <(name) is nowhere to be seen.>
  340. \t - <Is (name) dead or simply in hiding? No one will ever know for sure.>
  341. \t - <Looks like (name) walked in on the wrong meeting.>
  342. \t - <(name) clearly wasn’t invisible to the man with the gun.>
  343. \t - <At least (name)’s crime scene wasn’t a mess.>
  344. \t - <Where did (name) go this time? I rarely see him.>
  345.  
  346. <568>
  347. \t - <Looks like the town didn't approve of (name)'s new laws.>
  348. \t - <(name) won't be attending next year's Super Bowl.>
  349. \t - <(name) pulled the wrong strings to get elected.>
  350. \t - <(name) made a wrong turn.>
  351. \t - <(name) made a few too many political enemies.>
  352. \t - <(name) got overturned to.>
  353. \t - <(name) should’ve done a better job upholding the law.>
  354. \t - <(name) will need someone to take their place in office.>
  355. \t - <(name) fell in love with his maid, insisted he be called “Governator” and then disappeared. Don’t cry, you bunch of girly girls.>
  356. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have double crossed the mafia.>
  357.  
  358. <2372>
  359. \t - <Guess (name) didn't see this coming>
  360. \t - <(name) was lost in thoughts... and life>
  361. \t - <(name) caused too many headaches>
  362. \t - <(name) cannot communicate from the grave.>
  363. \t - <(name) should’ve tried to soothe their assailants.>
  364. \t - <The town is getting a message from (name), saying they’ve died.>
  365. \t - <You received a message from (name). “Help, I’m dead!”>
  366. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have tried talking to the mafia.>
  367. \t - <No one will ever know who (name) last tried to contact.>
  368. \t - <Someone should’ve tried to contact (name) a bit earlier.>
  369.  
  370. <135>
  371. \t - <(name) was double-crossed.>
  372. \t - <(name) should have kept themselves secret.>
  373. \t - <Agent (name) was no match for The One.>
  374. \t - <(name) didn't live twice.>
  375. \t - <(name) didn’t die another day. They died last night.>
  376. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have double-crossed.>
  377. \t - <(name) was careless.>
  378. \t - <(name) should’ve slept with one eye open.>
  379. \t - <(name) should’ve taken better precautions.>
  380. \t - <(name) flirted a little too much with danger.>
  381.  
  382. <1183>
  383. \t - <(name) was too well known.>
  384. \t - <(name) couldn’t take the fame.>
  385. \t - <(name) was in the news again–this time in the obituary section.>
  386. \t - <(name) died before even their mixtape got out.>
  387. \t - <(name) made the headlines for the last time.>
  388. \t - <(name) crumbled on stage.>
  389. \t - <(name) got stage fright.>
  390. \t - <(name) started doing a few too many drugs.>
  391. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have rolled with the wrong crowd.>
  392. \t - <(name) apparently wasn’t worth the $1 million ransom.>
  393.  
  394. <1409>
  395. \t - <(name) will never be awoken by anyone anymore.>
  396. \t - <(name) cried wolf.>
  397. \t - <Somebody decided to shut the mouth of (name).>
  398. \t - <(name) died in their sleep.>
  399. \t - <(name) should have kept quiet.>
  400. \t - <(name) didn’t go out quietly.>
  401. \t - <(name) should’ve stopped running their mouth.>
  402. \t - <(name) mouthed off to the wrong person.>
  403. \t - <”Curses! I’m dead!”, cried (name).>
  404.  
  405. <136>
  406. \t - <(name) was found dead with a grey cape.>
  407. \t - <(name) died in their path of fighting for the new world order.>
  408. \t - <(name) made some wrong choices.>
  409. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have visited the mafia last night.>
  410. \t - <(name) should’ve done some more background checks.>
  411. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have been so adamant about their beliefs.>
  412. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have mismasoned.>
  413. \t - <(name) won’t have to worry about mismasoning now.>
  414. \t - <(name) died for their cause.>
  415. \t - <(name) was as hard headed as masonite. His chest, however, was not.>
  416.  
  417. <347>
  418. \t - < (name) was on the wrong side of the force.>
  419. \t - <(name) didn't die nobly.>
  420. \t - <(name) was assassinated.>
  421. \t - <(name) is going to need someone to watch out for his other templar buddies now.>
  422. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have gone off alone.>
  423. \t - <(name) should’ve joined a different organization.>
  424. \t - <(name) met their doom.>
  425. \t - <I knew (name). We worked in the same office. Pity that he died. Can I have his office now?>
  426. \t - <Well, (name) bit the dust.>
  427. \t - <Templarly speaking, (name) took out a huge life insurance policy. Never trust your cousin insurance broker.>
  428.  
  429.  
  430. <153>
  431. \t -<(name) was found dead in the big house.>
  432. \t -<(name) swallowed the key.>
  433. \t -<(name) forgot to lock the cell.>
  434. \t -<(name) has been locked up for good.>
  435. \t - <(name) is now partying it up with Elvis, singing “Jailhouse Rock.”>
  436. \t - <Nobody knows the troubles he’s seen. Nobody knows his sorrows. Mainly because (name) is dead.>
  437. \t - <Jack Sparrow grinned his toothy grin at (name). “Oy mate, ‘ow ‘bout a bit o yer grog so that I might wet my whistle,” Jack asked. Jack is free as a bird and our jailer is now dead.>
  438. \t - <The only thing left was the dog holding the key. (name) was out like a light and didn’t see it coming. RIP.>
  439. \t - <(name) smiled softly as he slipped into unconsciousness and thought, “I can now go sing with Johnny Cash the “Folsom Prison Blues.”>
  440.  
  441.  
  442. <461>
  443. \t -<(name) died of food poisoning>
  444. \t -<Looks like (name) served themself today>
  445. \t -<(name) had their goose cooked>
  446. \t -<(name) watched so many cooking shows and never realized that when you flambe’ you hold the dish away from your body.>
  447. \t -<(name) died. Bork bork bork.>
  448. \t -<(name) died while making the Godfather a supper he couldn’t refuse.>
  449. \t -<Don Corleone doesn’t like zucchini. (name) found out the hard way.>
  450. \t -<(name) served broken leg of lamb to the mafia, thinking it would be funny. It obviously was not funny.>
  451. \t -<Note for (name) from The Godfather. “My love for you came and went and now your feet are in wet cement.”>
  452.  
  453. <384>
  454. \t -<(name) lost their coat.>
  455. \t -<People never really trusted (name).>
  456. \t -<(name) should have made up their mind.>
  457. \t -<”What’s the difference between the mafia and the government,” he asks, “only one is organized!” Secret agents swarmed the building and (name) had no chance of survival.>
  458. \t -<(name) turned over a new leaf, unfortunately it was 8 feet under.>
  459. \t -<(name) thought he was town. That is….until he went to say hello to the vigilante. Farewell confused fellow.>
  460. \t -<Poor guy, (name) had an identity crisis and had to be exterminated.>
  461. \t -<(name) was angry at Admin for claiming they had checked the database for his role and had a heart attack.>
  462. \t -<(name) turned in their coat.>
  463. \t -<(name) dropped his coat and when he went to pick it up, got run over by the postal express carriage. What a way to die.>
  464.  
  465.  
  466. <2216>
  467. \t - <(name) crystallized their death>
  468. \t - <The readings were never great for (name)>
  469. \t - <(name) drew the wrong attention>
  470. \t - <Not so enchanting now, are you (name)?>
  471. \t - <All she wanted to do was enchant pretty things to make the world a happier place. How could she know that enchanting Miley Cyrus would create a monster?>
  472. \t - <There’s nothing better than a beautiful enchantress. (name) wasn’t beautiful, but will still be missed.>
  473. \t - <How about an enchanting story? (name) died. The end.>
  474. \t - <(name) didn’t really die. They just signed on to Walt Disney to be the next hero for their next animated feature presentation.>
  475. \t - <(name) slipped while ice skating and died a sudden death.>
  476.  
  477. <1026>Priest
  478. \t - <(name) learned their God wasn't watching over them that night>
  479. \t - <Thy Kingdom Come for (name)>
  480. \t - <(name) led a good life>
  481. \t - <(name) is doubly holy now>
  482. \t - <(name) should have prayed for themselves.>
  483. \t - <(name) didn’t believe hard enough.>
  484. \t - <(name) has found the afterlife.>
  485. \t - <(name)’s time has come.>
  486. \t - <(name) will someday be remember as a saint.>
  487.  
  488. <279>
  489. \t - <(name) played with their own trap>
  490. \t - <(name) activated their trap before they could get out of it>
  491. \t - <(name) couldn't find a way out of this one>
  492. \t - <(name) got trapped.>
  493. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have let themselves fall for that trap.>
  494. \t - <(name) was ensnared!>
  495. \t - <(name) was found with a bear trap clenched around their ankles.>
  496. \t - <(name) fell into a trap door.>
  497. \t - <(name) fell for their own trap.>
  498.  
  499. <168>
  500. \t - <(name) had a yeast contamination>
  501. \t - <(name) was in a loaf or death situation. They're toast now>
  502. \t - <(name) was cooked in their own oven>
  503. \t - <Mulberry Lane wasn't safe for (name)>
  504. \t - <(name) is brown bread>
  505. \t - <(name) couldn’t handle the heat and had to get out of the kitchen>
  506. \t - <(name) got too baked and passed out.>
  507. \t - <(name) caught on fire.>
  508. \t - <(name) didn’t teach anyone else how to make bread. Soon there will be famine.>
  509. \t - <(name) ate stale bread.>
  510. \t - <(name) got so fat from all those pastries that they died.>
  511. \t - <(name) couldn’t shake and bake away from the mafia.>
  512. \t - <(name) was found in the oven!>
  513.  
  514. <1391>
  515. \t - <(name) returned to the afterlife to meet up with their ghost friends>
  516. \t - <(name) was busted>
  517. \t - <(name) couldn't redirect that one>
  518. \t - <(name) is still spooky, just dead.>
  519. \t - <(name) was scared to death.>
  520. \t - <(name) is now a friendly ghost.>
  521. \t - <(name)’s death was simply ghastly.>
  522. \t - <(name) was found in the graveyard.>
  523. \t - <(name) got spooked.>
  524.  
  525. <1260>
  526. \t - <Wow, (name) threw one killer party>
  527. \t - <(name) was found dead by their chauffeur in the pool>
  528. \t - <(name) only lived once>
  529. \t - <(name) is hosting a funeral next>
  530. \t - <(name) hosted the party of a lifetime.>
  531. \t - <(name) died from alcohol poisoning.>
  532. \t - <(name) partied a little too hard.>
  533. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have let that guy into the party.>
  534. \t - <(name) now knows open house invites death.>
  535. \t - <(name) should’ve stuck to a simple dinner.>
  536. \t - <(name) was found covered in cocktail sauce… and blood!>
  537.  
  538. <113>
  539. \t - <(name), hosted death.>
  540. \t - <(name) had their show canceled prematurely.>
  541. \t - <(name) is no longer up to the job.>
  542. \t - <The TV producers were disappointed with their performance so (name), the host, was fired.>
  543. \t - <The tribe has spoken, (name), the host, has been eliminated.>
  544. \t - <(name) cries as he drifts off into the distance, “You never kill the host.”>
  545. \t - <(name) hosted their last show and went off on a gig with the heavenly hosts.>
  546. \t - <This is a public service announcement. Please excuse the interruption. (name), has died a sudden death. More information to come.>
  547. \t - <(name), hot host hall-of-famer, was hit hard and died horribly.>
  548. \t - <(name), the host, was off to interview Elvira and was never seen again.>
  549.  
  550.  
  551. <3891>
  552. \t - <(name) will never waddle again>
  553. \t - <(name) is going to the North Pole>
  554. \t - <That seal was just too fast for (name)>
  555. \t - <(name) was devoured by seals>
  556. \t - <(name) was found dead, missing both of their happy feet>
  557. \t - <(name) is snow more>
  558. \t - <(name) got swallowed by an orca.>
  559. \t - <(name) couldn’t handle the heat.>
  560. \t - <(name) waddled down the wrong path.>
  561. \t - <(name) should’ve watched for killer whales.>
  562. \t - <(name) was found strangled by their scarf!>
  563.  
  564. <311>
  565. \t - <(name) was overruled>
  566. \t - <(name) got struck with a gavel.>
  567. \t - <The jury was hung for (name)>
  568. \t - <(name) was adjourned indefinitely>
  569. \t - <Upon (name)'s death, the trials will be held by the jury>
  570. \t - <(name) hammered their own coffin>
  571. \t - <(name) was sentenced to death>
  572. \t - <(name) is facing their own judgement now>
  573. \t - <It seems that today was (name)’s Judgment Day.>
  574. \t - <(name) has been judged.>
  575. \t - <(name) was convicted to death.>
  576.  
  577. <152>
  578. \t - <(name) just popped.>
  579. \t - <(name) experienced an unfair trial.>
  580. \t - <(name) committed suicide after one of their frustrations played up.>
  581. \t - <Few people disliked (name).>
  582. \t - <(name) has been popped off.>
  583. \t - <(name) died from frustration.>
  584. \t - <(name) couldn’t handle the pressure.>
  585. \t - <It only took a minority vote for (name) to die.>
  586. \t - <(name) got hunted.>
  587. \t - <(name) popped like a balloon.>
  588. \t - <Pop goes (name).>
  589.  
  590. <1758>
  591. \t - <You'd think werewolves won't eat plants, but this particular tree, (name), was the exception.>
  592. \t - <(name) was cut down before their time.>
  593. \t - <(name) should have become a tree.>
  594. \t - <(name) didn’t see their full potential.>
  595. \t - <(name) died from pollution.>
  596. \t - <(name) couldn’t prevent the forest fire.>
  597. \t - <(name) got deforested.>
  598. \t - <(name) never got to save the planet.>
  599. \t - <(name) celebrated their last Arbor Day.>
  600.  
  601. <8505>
  602. \t - <(name) had a voting machine blow up in their face.>
  603. \t - <(name) got killed while playing with the boss last night.>
  604. \t - <(name) got caught with the boss one too many times.>
  605. \t - <(name) didn't arrange that meeting.>
  606. \t - <(name)’s appointment with death came a bit early.>
  607. \t - <(name) was found smothered by paperwork.>
  608. \t - <(name) couldn’t take the workload.>
  609. \t - <(name) body was a little disorganized this morning.>
  610. \t - <(name) penciled in death for last night.>
  611. \t - <(name) was found dead in the office.>
  612.  
  613. <351>
  614. \t - <(name) couldn't stay celibate.>
  615. \t - <(name) got lost in the wilderness and somehow didn't make it through.>
  616. \t - <(name) never found the one.>
  617. \t - <(name) got [REDACTED]..>
  618. \t - <(name) pushed the laws of slasher fic too far.>
  619. \t - <(name) never scored. >
  620. \t - <(name) is virg-out.>
  621. \t - <(name) spent too much time on the internet.>
  622. \t - <(name) never got to experience love.>
  623. \t - <(name) was found alone in their bedroom!>
  624.  
  625. <183>
  626. \t - <(name) was too hammered to show up for work.>
  627. \t - <(name) never received a vest.>
  628. \t - <By the power vested within me, I pronounce (name) to be dead. >
  629. \t - <(name) should have used his own goods.>
  630. \t - <(name) couldn’t vest themselves.>
  631. \t - <(name) had a vested interest in death.>
  632. \t - <(name) should’ve invested in their own vest.>
  633. \t - <(name) was found cracked over the anvil.>
  634. \t - <(name)’s corpse was found in the fire!>
  635. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have left all those weapons around the shop.>
  636.  
  637. <167>
  638. \t - <(name) reveals something as they perish!>
  639. \t - <(name) didn't see it coming.>
  640. \t - <(name) saw a bit too much.>
  641. \t - <(name) wishes they had done their job correctly.>
  642. \t - <(name) exposed someone with their dying breath.>
  643. \t - <(name) is seeing stars forever.>
  644. \t - <(name) couldn’t see enough.>
  645. \t - <(name) should’ve foreseen this.>
  646. \t - <(name) hopes death reveals all they never knew.>
  647. \t - <(name) was bludgeoned with a crystal ball!>
  648. \t - <(name) never revealed their true identity.>
  649.  
  650. <1208>
  651. \t - <(name) never woke up.>
  652. \t - <(name) will dream forever.>
  653. \t - <The last dream (name) had was of a perfect world.>
  654. \t - <(name) got a little too excited and wet the bed.>
  655. \t - <(name) had a nightmare.>
  656. \t - <(name) is never going to wake up again.>
  657. \t - <(name) had a death-triggering nightmare.>
  658. \t - <(name) won't be waking up.>
  659. \t - <(name) won’t be sharing this dream.>
  660. \t - <(name) was found wrapped in blankets!>
  661. \t - <Not even (name) could’ve dreamed of this.>
  662.  
  663. <2129>
  664. \t - <(name) was needed back in Heaven.>
  665. \t - <(name) fell from heaven and broke their face.>
  666. \t - <(name) returned to heaven. >
  667. \t - <(name) took a hard fall from the skies.>
  668. \t - <(name) had their wings clipped.>
  669. \t - <(name) should’ve had another energy drink.>
  670. \t - <(name) couldn’t fly away.>
  671. \t - <(name) was struck by Cupid’s Arrow.>
  672.  
  673. <160>
  674. \t - <(name) died while in middle of the monthly light maintenance. Don't worry, the lights will be back on tomorrow!>
  675. \t - <(name) has left the town in darkness.>
  676. \t - <(name) run out of lightbulbs.>
  677. \t - <(name) joined the dark side.>
  678. \t - <(name) has been extinguished.>
  679. \t - <(name) has blacked out.>
  680. \t - <(name) forgot to pay the electric bill.>
  681. \t - <(name) won’t be keeping the light anymore.>
  682. \t - <It’s lights out for (name).>
  683. \t - <(name) couldn’t keep the flame going.>
  684.  
  685. <2845>
  686. \t - <(name) opened the door to the afterlife.>
  687. \t - <(name) locked themselves out of safety.>
  688. \t - <(name) should have locked his doors. >
  689. \t - <(name) forgot the keys to survival.>
  690. \t - <(name) forgot to lock their doors.>
  691. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have given out their house key.>
  692. \t - <(name) got locked out.>
  693. \t - <(name) won’t have to make any more keys now.>
  694. \t - <(name) was found dangling on a keychain!>
  695.  
  696. <169>
  697. \t - <(name) was shot down.>
  698. \t - <(name) never had a weapon license.>
  699. \t - <(name) loaded the wrong gun.>
  700. \t - <(name) never had a weapon license.>
  701. \t - <(name) never gunned anyone again.>
  702. \t - <(name) was shot by their own gun. >
  703. \t - <(name) has bit the bullet.>
  704. \t - <(name) gave their gun to the wrong guy.>
  705.  
  706. <1024>
  707. \t - <(name) tried to mimic the dead.>
  708. \t - <(name) copied someone suiciding>
  709. \t - <(name) had just seen a pack of lemmings.>
  710. \t - <(name) forgot to copy someone.>
  711. \t - <(name) didn’t take kindly to being mimicked.>
  712. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have mimicked the mafia.>
  713. \t - <Looks like mafia don’t take kindly to being mimicked by (name).>
  714. \t - <(name) should’ve been a clown instead.>
  715.  
  716. <2418>
  717. \t - <(name) won't be coming to town this Christmas.>
  718. \t - <(name) got stuck while going through the chimney>.
  719. \t - <Christmas never came for (name).>
  720. \t - <(name) was on someone else's naughty list.>
  721. \t - <(name) should’ve tried celebrating some other holidays.>
  722. \t - <(name) was given a bad gift.>
  723. \t - <(name) died on the sled.>
  724. \t - <(name) was found dead on the ground covered in cookie crumbs.>
  725. \t - <(name) had a heart attack from all that fat.>
  726. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have tried traveling around the whole world in one night.>
  727.  
  728. <3829>
  729. \t - <(name) sang their swan song.>
  730. \t - <(name) won't be visiting any more houses.>
  731. \t - <(name) will never sing again.>
  732. \t - <(name) should probably have stopped accusing people in their songs.>
  733. \t - <(name) is in for a silent night. >
  734. \t - <It's going to be a silent night without (name).>
  735. \t - <(name) won’t be coming home for Christmas.>
  736. \t - <(name) sang their last song.>
  737. \t - <(name) went to the wrong guy’s house.>
  738.  
  739. <2068>
  740. \t - <(name) picked the wrong person.>
  741. \t - <(name) is swimming with the fishes.>
  742. \t - <(name) won't be getting any more visitors. >
  743. \t - <(name) beckoned to death.>
  744. \t - <(name) couldn’t allure anything but death.>
  745. \t - <(name) allured their assailant inadvertently.>
  746. \t - <(name) was found in a room without a chair.>
  747. \t - <Looks like the sirens are ringing for (name).>
  748.  
  749. <1303>
  750. \t - <(name) stopped living a life of peace.>
  751. \t - <(name) died a peaceful, detached death.>
  752. \t - <(name) is at peace.>
  753. \t - <(name) has traded their earthly robes for a more heavenly style.>
  754. \t - <(name) died quietly.>
  755. \t - <(name) was a man of few words.>
  756. \t - <(name) self-immolated.>
  757. \t - <(name) followed the path to their death.>
  758. \t - <(name) was found drowned in a tranquility fountain!>
  759.  
  760. <138>
  761. \t -<(name) was sacrificed to the Cthulhu.>
  762. \t -<(name) actually spoke some coherent words before their death, saying “Decode this.” Then slipped back into Cthulhu gibberish saying, “Xiz eje zpv hp up uif uspvcmf pg efdpejoh uijt.”>
  763. \t -<(name) trusted the wrong people.>
  764. \t -<(name) has performed the final ritual.>
  765. \t -<(name) drank the Kool-Aid and died. They did mention it tasted a little funny.>
  766. \t -<(name) was told to jump off a cliff.>
  767. \t - <(name) was always so impressionable.>
  768. \t - <(name) thought the old granny would be a great convert. Oops.>
  769. \t - <(name) is now happily digging for eternal blue oysters.>
  770. \t - <Did you Hear? (name) died and another guy has already taken his place!>
  771. \t - <(name) died. Word.>
  772.  
  773. <1650>
  774. \t -<(name) aaeIbaaffDceecEbffcDa.>
  775. \t -<RIP (name), said no one ever.>
  776. \t -<(name) has sunk back to R'lyeh, but with strange aeons even death may die.>
  777. \t -<(name) witnessed evil through a mirror.>
  778. \t -<(name) returned to the bottom of the ocean.>
  779. \t - <(name) swims to heaven singing “Rollingggg in the deeeeeeeeeeep.”>
  780. \t - <(name) died but no one wanting to do their eulogy. How DO you pronounce “cthulhu?”>
  781. \t - <The painful death of (name) ended in a peaceful return to the ocean deep.”>
  782. \t - <(name) was buried with his deady bear.>
  783. \t - <(name) traeh rieht ni reggad laicifircas a htiw daed dnuof saw.>
  784.  
  785.  
  786. <411>
  787. \t -<(name) took a shotgun to the head.>
  788. \t -<(name) is dead for good this time.>
  789. \t -<(name) is genuinely dead now.>
  790. \t - <(name) is grateful to be dead.>
  791. \t - <Wasn’t (name) already…………..dead?>
  792. \t - <(name) died. Again. Can you think of an English word that rhymes with Zombie? I can’t.>
  793. \t - <How many zombies does it take to
  794. \t - <(name) has died due to his vegan diet. His favorite dish? Grainnnnssssssssssss!>
  795. \t - <(name) forgot their head because it wasn’t attached and thus perished.>
  796.  
  797. <139>
  798. \t -<(name) is dead. What a fool.>
  799. \t -<(name) fell down a well.>
  800. \t -<(name) never fooled anyone.>
  801. \t -<(name) was thrown out of the pack!>
  802. \t -<(name) won't be fooling anyone any longer.>
  803. \t -<(name) learned the hard way about why you shouldn't bring a toaster into the bathtub.>
  804. \t -<(name) tripped over his own feet.>
  805. \t -<(name) wanted it this way.>
  806. \t - <”A fool and their money are soon parted.” (name) had no money, but they have departed.>
  807.  
  808. <1117>
  809. \t - <(name) was unlucky in love.>
  810. \t - <(name) pulled a Romeo and Juliet>.
  811. \t - <(name) fell in love with the wrong person.>
  812. \t - <(name) got rejected and died from depression issues.>
  813. \t - <(name) has parted with sweet sorrow. >
  814. \t - <If there’s one person that has no regrets, it’s (name). “Until death we part…….”>
  815. \t - <Ahhhhhh, amour, a fine thing. Too bad for (name) it has to end.>
  816. \t - <Mon aour pour toi est eternel, (name).>
  817.  
  818.  
  819. <140>
  820. \t - <(name) was irritated by life.>
  821. \t - <Somebody felt irritated by the presence of (name).>
  822. \t - <(name) has reached the end of his rope. >
  823. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have had it out for them.>
  824. \t - <(name) needed a new hobby anyway.>
  825. \t - <(name) was found with rope on their neck!>
  826. \t - <(name) should’ve loosened the noose.>
  827. \t - <(name) aggravated a few too many people.>
  828. \t - <(name) didn’t reach their goal in time.>
  829.  
  830. <141>
  831. \t - <The tables have turned for (name).>
  832. \t - <(name) fought the law, and the law won.>
  833. \t - <(name) felt the wrath of Ol' Sharpie.>
  834. \t - <(name) was avenged.>
  835. \t - <(name) was shut down.>
  836. \t - <(name) was, ironically, killed.>
  837. \t - <(name) was taught a lesson about karma.>
  838. \t - <(name) filled one last grave.>
  839. \t - <(name) was killed.>
  840.  
  841. <2696>
  842. \t - <(name) wasn't all that they was clocked up to be.>
  843. \t - <The clock struck six for (name).>
  844. \t - <Time has run out for (name).>
  845. \t - <(name) was in their eleventh hour.>
  846. \t - <(name) is out of time.>
  847. \t - <The clock struck midnight for (name).>
  848. \t - <(name) just wanted some more time.>
  849. \t - <Tick tock tick tock, (name) is dead.>
  850. \t - <(name) never got to make those clocks.>
  851. \t - <(name) will at least take solace in that the clock ticks on.>
  852.  
  853. <154>
  854. \t - <(name) didn't survive.>
  855. \t - <(name) had one job. One job.>
  856. \t - <(name) has moved out to the 'Vivor lobby.>
  857. \t - <(name) had one job.>
  858. \t - <(name) didn’t.>
  859. \t - <(name) wasn’t seriously going to make it far on the game show.>
  860. \t - <(name) should’ve listened to some more Destiny’s Child.>
  861. \t - <(name) wasn’t good at their title.>
  862. \t - <(name) was killed.>
  863. \t - <(name) couldn’t handle the wild.>
  864.  
  865. <156>
  866. \t -<(name) locked their fate.>
  867. \t -<(name) couldn’t have predicted this.>
  868. \t- <(name) was locked out.>
  869. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have messed around with black magic.>
  870. \t - <(name) hung around the wrong crowd a little too much.>
  871. \t - <(name) fell into the cauldron.>
  872. \t - <(name) was hunted down by mobs of angry villagers.>
  873. \t - <(name) lost at trial.>
  874.  
  875. <8036>
  876. \t - <(name) won't be making anyone kiss anymore.>
  877. \t - <(name) received the kiss of death.>
  878. \t - <(name) matched up the wrong person.>
  879. \t - <(name) was put out of business by online dating.>
  880. \t - <Looks like the holiday season ended for (name).>
  881. \t - <(name) made a bad pair.>
  882. \t - <(name) kissed the wrong person.>
  883. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have forced those two to kiss.>
  884. \t - <(name) got cooties.>
  885.  
  886. <2037>
  887. \t - <(name) didn't foresee their own death.>
  888. \t - <(name) died of fear after foreseeing their own obituary.>
  889. \t - <(name) did not foresee this.>
  890. \t - <(name) couldn’t foresee this death.>
  891. \t - <(name) should’ve listened to what was foretold.>
  892. \t - <(name) should have seen this coming.>
  893. \t - <(name) didn’t foresee this bullet in their face.>
  894. \t - <(name) will need someone else to carry their message now.>
  895.  
  896. <952>
  897. \t - <(name) was nicknamed Steve.>
  898. \t - <(name) never phoned home.>
  899. \t - <(name) was among us all along.>
  900. \t - <(name) poked around where he ought not.>
  901. \t - <(name) was probed repeatedly across their body.>
  902. \t - <(name) probed the wrong guy.>
  903. \t - <(name) got probed.>
  904. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have probed there.>
  905. \t - <(name) was sent back to outer space.>
  906. \t - <(name) couldn’t take the atmospheric pressure change.>
  907.  
  908. <174>
  909. \t - <(name) was shot up with silver bullets.>
  910. \t - <(name) was hunted by poachers and died.>
  911. \t - <(name) should've stayed out of London.>
  912. \t - <(name) shouldn't have signed up for that furry convention.>
  913. \t - <(name) has eaten his last meal.>
  914. \t - <(name) wasn’t so big or bad after all.
  915. \t - <(name) got shot in London.>
  916. \t - <(name) won’t be howling at the moon now.>
  917. \t - <(name) should’ve stayed with the pack.>
  918.  
  919. <158>
  920. \t - <(name) forgot about life.>
  921. \t - <(name) had amnesia, so we don’t know their role.>
  922. \t - <(name) forgot how to breathe.>
  923. \t - <(name) will not be forgotten.>
  924. \t - <(name) forgot what shooting a gun pointing to his head did.>
  925. \t - <(name) won’t be forgetting this.>
  926. \t - <(name) forgot what made them die.>
  927. \t - <(name) won’t remember this, probably.>
  928. \t - <Oh that was (name)? I forgot.>
  929.  
  930. <1368>
  931. \t -<(name) enjoyed the public sewer system.>
  932. \t -<(name) found out that anarchy doesn't live after all.>
  933. \t -<(name) dropped the bomb on this one. >
  934. \t -<(name) self-destructed.>
  935. \t -<Not even (name) could defy the laws of nature.>
  936. \t - <”I do what I want!” cried (name). I guess death was what they wanted.>
  937. \t - <(name) went out with a bang.>
  938. \t - <(name) couldn’t get protection from the law.>
  939. \t - <(name)’s the last words were, “You just lost THE GAME!”>
  940.  
  941. <1682>
  942. \t - <(name) was a bit too creepy for someone's tastes.>
  943. \t - <(name) is in the pits of hell where they belong.>
  944. \t - <(name) was pushed down a well.>
  945. \t - <(name) should’ve kept their doll closer.>
  946. \t - <(name) was always pretty sketchy.>
  947. \t - <(name) vanished without a trace.>
  948. \t - <(name) didn’t seem to care that they were lost.>
  949. \t - <(name) left the doll somewhere…>
  950. \t - <(name) can still be seen when you’re alone.>
  951.  
  952. <159>
  953. \t - <(name) was betrayed.>
  954. \t - <(name) betrayed the wrong man.>
  955. \t - <(name) just couldn’t be trusted.>
  956. \t - <(name) trusted the wrong guy.>
  957. \t - <(name) should’ve taken a page out of the biography of Benedict Arnold.>
  958. \t - <(name) was traitorous til the bitter end.>
  959. \t - <(name) couldn’t change sides fast enough.>
  960. \t - <(name) appeared innocent, but was guilty to the core.>
  961. \t - <You never could trust (name). Always seemed so….shady, y’know what I mean?>
  962.  
  963. <165>
  964. \t - < I think (name) had a little too much at this party...>
  965. \t - <(name) had one too many bottles.>
  966. \t - <(name) couldn't remember that drunk driving could be lethal.>
  967. \t - <(name) never got the chance to sober up.>
  968. \t - <(name) was too hammered to get the hammer.>
  969. \t - <(name) drowned in their spirits.>
  970. \t - <(name) was served a Bloody Mary.>
  971. \t - <(name) was proven wrong.>
  972. \t - <(name) has run dry.>
  973.  
  974. <6116>
  975. \t - <(name), was expected in the wreckage.>
  976. \t - <The contractual agreement didn't go to plan for (name).>
  977. \t - <(name) had a bounty on his head.>
  978. \t - <(name), was run over by a train. He didn’t know what hit him.>
  979. \t - <Casey Caseum here with your top 40 favorite hits. Here’s (name) with the song, “Hit Me With Your Best Shot.”>
  980. \t - <(name)’s dream was to always be a chef. Instead he became a hitman to help out the family business. They will be missed.>.
  981. \t - <(name), took that big bus to heaven.>
  982. \t - <There was no better time for (name), to get that hair replacement procedure. Too bad the doctor was having a bad day. >
  983. \t - <(name) was an ugly baby, but they made the most of their life by becoming a hitman and dying an ugly death. Welp.>
  984. \t - <(name)’s last words were, “To be a good hitman, you have to plan ahe…..” RIP buddy.>
  985.  
  986. <8475>
  987. \t - <(name) just couldn't stay away from matches...>
  988. \t - <(name) has met his match.>
  989. \t - <(name) had one request. That “You light up my life” is sung at his funeral.>
  990. \t - <(name) made the mistake of connecting with an old flame. He was never seen again.>
  991. \t - <(name) was just helping his Godfather cross the street when, SPLAT!! He was thrown under the bus. >
  992. \t - <(name) you were good kid, Real good. (name) has died.>
  993. \t - <(name) misunderstood his orders and thought he was to be an arborist. He fell out of a tree and broke his neck. >
  994. \t - <Au Revior, (name) you will be missed. Wait. Not really.>
  995. \t - <(name) died while smoking on his waterbed. Ironic, isn’t it?>
  996.  
  997. <386>
  998. \t - <(name) blew up at the wrong place.>
  999. \t - <(name)’s plans blew up in their face.>
  1000. \t - <(name) always had an explosive temper.>
  1001. \t - <(name) was killed by a mass text message shortly after arming their package.
  1002. \t - <(name) wanted to die anyway>
  1003. \t - <.(name) was da bomb. Well, he had a bomb taped on him and he walked over and there was this phone call. That was a short term career choice.>
  1004. \t - <So (name) died but his ghostly skeleton is still around being a puppet for a ventriloquist. That’s what he gets! >
  1005. \t - <The last time (name) went to see their mother, she said “don’t forget to call.” His last parting thought before dying is, “I shoulda called my mudder.”>
  1006. \t - <(name) always blows things out of proportion. Write him off, associates.>
  1007. \t - <The Godfather always said that (name) had potential. Well I thought he said that. What he really said is that he is dynomite. >
  1008.  
  1009. <1037>
  1010. \t - <(name) was obviously not planning this far.>
  1011. \t - <(name) was outsmarted.>
  1012. \t - <(name) couldn't resist revealing their plans to the protagonist.>
  1013. \t - <(name) considered every outcome except this one.>
  1014. \t - <The mafia found out that (name) was actually jack of all trades and master of none. Thus, he was eliminated.>
  1015. \t - <Well, (name), had lost all hope and just wanted to go back to school to get a better job. Instead, he died.>
  1016. \t - <(name) thought cement shoes would be a good idea and is now consulting with the fish.>
  1017. \t - <Never trust your barber. (name) found this out too late and died.>
  1018. \t - <(name) died a sudden death. Shame that only the good die young.>
  1019. \t - <(name) thought it was a good idea to take a vacation to Mexico and run with the bulls. It was gory. >
  1020.  
  1021. <137>
  1022. \t - <(name) went insane.>
  1023. \t - <(name) was never liked by their patients.>
  1024. \t - <(name) ran into a little trouble. >
  1025. \t - <(name) shrunk.>
  1026. \t - <(name) should’ve seen a shrink.>
  1027. \t - <(name) couldn’t calm down their killer.>
  1028. \t - <(name)’s exorbitant rates angered more than a few people.>
  1029. \t - <(name) heard a few too many horror stories.>
  1030. \t - <(name) should’ve talked about their feelings on the couch.>
  1031. \t - <(name) won’t be needing their own shrink now.>
  1032.  
  1033. <339>
  1034. \t - <(name) committed seppuku.>
  1035. \t - <(name) committed sudoku.>
  1036. \t - <(name) found out that gun beats sword. The hard way.>
  1037. \t - <(name) died an honorable death.>
  1038. \t - <(name) dishonored bushido.>
  1039. \t - <(name) died honorably.>
  1040. \t - <(name) is now a ronin.>
  1041. \t - <(name) followed the true path to the heavens.>
  1042. \t - <(name) won’t be protecting the shogun anymore.>
  1043. \t - <(name) ate some bad sushi.>
  1044.  
  1045. <3060>
  1046. \t - <(name) admired killing too much.>
  1047. \t - <With multiple stab wounds, (name) got just what they wanted.>
  1048. \t - <(name) didn't live long enough to become the villain. >
  1049. \t - <(name) killed themselves after watching his role model do the same.>
  1050. \t - <(name) will never know true romance now.>
  1051. \t - <(name) wanted to go out like Romeo and Juliet, but instead died alone.>
  1052. \t - <(name) never got to speak about their true feelings.>
  1053. \t - <(name) looked up to the wrong guy.>
  1054. \t - <(name) admired killers, but now may have to admire death.>
  1055. \t - <It was no secret admirer that died, but (name).>
  1056.  
  1057. <6157>
  1058. \t - <(name) died of old age.>
  1059. \t - <(name) won't be cleaning any more houses.>
  1060. \t - <(name) won't be getting any older. >
  1061. \t - <(name) will need to hire a new maid to clean up the mess.>
  1062. \t - <(name) won’t be causing anymore mischief.>
  1063. \t - <(name) was “made” a little too old.>
  1064. \t - <(name) will keep their casket clean now.>
  1065. \t - <(name) was found face first in a pail of ammonia.>
  1066. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have eaten the laundry detergent.>
  1067.  
  1068. <1978>
  1069. \t - <(name) tried to spread things around too much.>
  1070. \t - <No one liked (name) anyway.>
  1071. \t - <(name) is no longer among us.>
  1072. \t - <(name) surprisingly didn’t get much support.>
  1073. \t - <(name) had total rule, but at what cost?>
  1074. \t - <(name) couldn’t strongarm his way out of this.>
  1075. \t - <(name) was found in the street with a lit candle burning the fat in his corrupt belly.>
  1076. \t - <(name) should’ve kept more trustworthy advisors.>
  1077. \t - <(name) was assassinated.>
  1078. \t - <(name) should’ve gotten a bodyguard.>
  1079.  
  1080. <161>
  1081. \t - <No one liked (name) anyway.>
  1082. \t - <Thanks to a majority vote, (name) was elected.>
  1083. \t - <(name)'s lies came back to haunt him.>
  1084. \t - <(name) has sided with death.>
  1085. \t - <(name) didn’t campaign hard enough for their life.>
  1086. \t - <(name) made a few too many enemies in office.>
  1087. \t - <(name) should’ve given out those political favors they had promised.>
  1088. \t - <(name) had sketchy backers.>
  1089. \t - <(name) shouldn’t run a better campaign.>
  1090. \t - <The mafia passed the most votes to kill (name).>
  1091.  
  1092. <142>
  1093. \t - <(name) was silenced.>
  1094. \t - <(name) died a quiet death. >
  1095. \t - <(name) seems to have lost his voice.>
  1096. \t - <(name) has gone very quiet.>
  1097. \t - <(name)-...........>
  1098. \t - <(name) has nothing to say.>
  1099. \t - <Whose quiet now? (name) is.>
  1100. \t - <It looks like the cat has (name)’s tongue.>
  1101. \t - <(name) didn’t go out quietly.>
  1102. \t - <(name) doesn’t want to talk about this.>
  1103.  
  1104. <8728>
  1105. \t - <(name) blindly walked into a pit of deadly squids.>
  1106. \t - <(name) should have went to Specsavers.>
  1107. \t - <(name) didn’t see it coming.>
  1108. \t - <(name) was blinded!>
  1109. \t - <(name) couldn’t see this coming.>
  1110. \t - <(name) was blinded by the light.>
  1111. \t - <(name) should’ve used their other senses to avoid this.>
  1112. \t - <(name) should’ve gotten a seeing eye dog.>
  1113. \t - <(name) blinded the wrong guy.>
  1114. \t - <(name) may have blinded their assailant, but certainly not their gun.>
  1115.  
  1116. <283>
  1117. \t - <(name) was lag-switched.>
  1118. \t - <(name) misclicked.>
  1119. \t - <(name) got no scoped.>
  1120. \t - <(name) is not a crazed gunman, Dad.>
  1121. \t - <(name) should have kept hidden.>
  1122. \t - <(name) was sniped.>
  1123. \t - <(name) was shot from long range.>
  1124. \t - <(name) misfired.>
  1125. \t - <(name) should’ve hidden in a better spot.>
  1126. \t - <(name) should’ve paid for better camo.>
  1127.  
  1128. <3564>
  1129. \t - <(name) was an illusion the whole time!>
  1130. \t - <The magic trick of (name) didn't go exactly as planned.>
  1131. \t - <Someone made (name) disappear.>
  1132. \t - <(name) is out of tricks.>
  1133. \t - <(name) was all smoke and mirrors.>
  1134. \t - <(name) wasn’t a good magician and revealed their tricks.>
  1135. \t - <(name) couldn’t figure a way out of this jam!>
  1136. \t - <(name) isn’t fooling anyone.>
  1137. \t - <(name) wasn’t really here, they were just a figment of your imagination.>
  1138.  
  1139.  
  1140. <2292>
  1141. \t - <(name) forgot which gun wasn't rigged to explode.>
  1142. \t - <(name) managed to sabotage their own fate.>
  1143. \t - <(name) has been messed with.>
  1144. \t - <(name) couldn’t rig the gun in time.>
  1145. \t - <(name) should’ve rigged that gun.>
  1146. \t - <(name) couldn’t rig the knife, unfortunately.>
  1147. \t - <(name) was sabotaged.>
  1148. \t - <(name) got fooled by their own device.>
  1149. \t - <(name) had a few too many angry customers.>
  1150.  
  1151. <143>
  1152. \t - <(name) took their job a little too seriously.>
  1153. \t - <(name) didn't live long enough to get '不滅' inked on their neck.>
  1154. \t - <(name) may have left something behind.>
  1155. \t - <(name) knew this day would come.>
  1156. \t - <(name) hopes they added another to their ranks.>
  1157. \t - <(name) hopes the conversion was worth it.>
  1158. \t - <(name) was sacrificed.>
  1159. \t - <(name) wonders now if it’s worth it.>
  1160. \t - <(name) did it for the greater good.>
  1161.  
  1162. <4533>
  1163. \t - <(name) was consigned to death.>
  1164. \t - <(name) was mugged on their way to the mafia meeting.>
  1165. \t - <(name) wasn’t fooling anyone.>
  1166. \t - <(name) couldn’t hide the truth.>
  1167. \t - <(name) couldn’t convert back to town.>
  1168. \t - <(name) regrets becoming mafia.>
  1169. \t - <(name) was a little too sketchy for their own good.>
  1170. \t - <(name) got mixed up in the wrong crowd.>
  1171. \t - <(name) didn’t advise their own death.>
  1172. \t - <(name) should’ve advised against this killing.>
  1173.  
  1174. <144>
  1175. \t - <(name) was found out.>
  1176. \t - <(name) wasn't as innocent as they looked.>
  1177. \t - <(name) has reached the final act.>
  1178. \t - <(name) won’t be running the show now.>
  1179. \t - <(name) died on the day of his daughter’s wedding.>
  1180. \t - <(name) should’ve had a bodyguard.>
  1181. \t - <(name) knew that looks could be deceiving.>
  1182. \t - <(name) was found with a horse’s head in their bed.>
  1183. \t - <(name) knew this day would come.>
  1184. \t - <(name) is no longer the Don.>
  1185. \t - <(name) was found face first in a plate of spaghetti.>
  1186.  
  1187. <145>
  1188. \t - <(name) was framed.>
  1189. \t - <(name) messed with the wrong guy.>
  1190. \t - <(name) always regretted not pursuing their family's picture framing business.>
  1191. \t - <(name) couldn’t shift the blame this time.>
  1192. \t - <(name) was genuinely guilty.>
  1193. \t - <(name) claimed to have been framed, but no one believed him.>
  1194. \t - <(name) photoshopped his death message.>
  1195. \t - <(name) will have to have their face blacked out in those old photos now.>
  1196. \t - <(name) wasn’t framed.>
  1197. \t - <(name) tried to frame their assailant, but they found out.>
  1198. \t - <(name) couldn’t make themselves appear innocent.>
  1199.  
  1200. <146>
  1201. \t - <(name) got into the wrong car with the wrong person.>
  1202. \t - <(name) had a wild night.>
  1203. \t - <(name) declined protection!>
  1204. \t - <(name) forgot to tell their pimp where they were headed.>
  1205. \t - <(name) had one too many wild nights.>
  1206. \t - <(name) was found dead in a dumpster.>
  1207. \t - <(name) was choked out.>
  1208. \t - <(name) finally succumbed to syphilis..>
  1209. \t - <(name) should have used protection.>
  1210. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have taken that call.>
  1211. \t - <(name) didn’t die from an STD, just bullets.>
  1212.  
  1213. <147>
  1214. \t - <(name) was located.>
  1215. \t - <(name) was kicked out from Hollywood.>
  1216. \t - <(name) had their face uncovered.>
  1217. \t - <(name) can’t pretend anymore.>
  1218. \t - <(name) should’ve guised out.>
  1219. \t - <(name) couldn’t hide their identity this time.>
  1220. \t - <(name) was unmasked.>
  1221. \t - <(name) transcended the mask and made their facade a reality. However, they still died.>
  1222. \t - <(name) suffocated from that poorly crafted mask.>
  1223. \t - <(name) won’t be faking out anyone anymore.>
  1224. \t - <(name) didn’t pass that guise test.>
  1225.  
  1226. <429>
  1227. \t - <(name) played one too many roles.>
  1228. \t - <(name) broke a leg.>
  1229. \t - <(name) forgot to pick someone.>
  1230. \t - <(name) acted out.>
  1231. \t - <(name) didn’t get the part.>
  1232. \t - <(name) won’t be getting the lead role now.>
  1233. \t - <(name) wasn’t the understudy for death.>
  1234. \t - <(name) should’ve had a better audition.>
  1235. \t - <(name) played the role of the zombie a little too seriously.>
  1236. \t - <(name) is a method actor. To learn how to play the living dead, they had to die first.>
  1237. \t - <(name) is now a D-list actress: The dead-list.>
  1238.  
  1239. <182>
  1240. \t - <(name) is suited with death.>
  1241. \t - <It seems death suits (name) just fine.>
  1242. \t - <(name) was switched up.>
  1243. \t - <(name) has been suited up for death.>
  1244. \t - <(name) will be wearing that custom fit suit in the grave.>
  1245. \t - <(name)’s death was tailor-made.>
  1246. \t - <(name) was strangled with yarn!>
  1247. \t - <(name) had a few sewing needles sticking out of them.>
  1248. \t - <(name) could use some patching up.>
  1249. \t - <(name) wore out their clothes, just like their welcome.>
  1250.  
  1251. <1365>
  1252. \t - <(name) decided to read the daily mail.>
  1253. \t - <The death of (name) made headlines in local newspapers.>
  1254. \t - <(name) would like to inform you that he is dead. >
  1255. \t - <(name) won’t be dishing out any more dirt.>
  1256. \t - <(name) knew a little too much.>
  1257. \t - <(name) wasn’t that well-informed after all.>
  1258. \t - <(name) wasn’t informed about this.>
  1259. \t - <(name) didn’t get the news fast enough.>
  1260. \t - <(name) didn’t look over their shoulder while reading the paper.>
  1261.  
  1262. <2637>
  1263. \t - <(name) tripped on a ladybug.>
  1264. \t - <(name) didn’t even lift.>
  1265. \t - <(name) went to the gym and never came back.>
  1266. \t - <(name) wasn’t so tough after all.>
  1267. \t - <(name) overdosed on steroids.>
  1268. \t - <(name) ragequit.>
  1269. \t - <(name) was tossed aside.>
  1270. \t - <(name) had some serious back issues from all the lifting they did in their youth. They had a few too many herniated discs and passed away.>
  1271. \t - <(name) wasn’t that strong, man.>
  1272. \t - <(name) won’t be competing in the World’s Strongest Man competition this year.>
  1273. \t - <(name) needs to find someone big enough to carry their corpse.>
  1274.  
  1275. <148>
  1276. \t - <(name) will have to clean up their own corpse today.>
  1277. \t - <(name) was found digging his own grave.>
  1278. \t - <(name) kicked the bucket. >
  1279. \t - <(name) can't clean up this mess.>
  1280. \t - <(name) has been swept under the rug.>
  1281. \t - <(name) slipped on a puddle of water is what they said. I bet it’s something more.>
  1282. \t - <(name) couldn’t clean up their own mess.>
  1283. \t - <(name) should’ve cleaned up the scene better.>
  1284. \t - <(name) was found covered in bleach.>
  1285. \t - <(name) was found face first in a mop bucket.>
  1286. \t - <(name) was impaled by a broom.>
  1287.  
  1288. <789>
  1289. \t - <(name) AXEd one too many many question and was AXEecutioned.>
  1290. \t - <(name) asked too many questions. >
  1291. \t - <(name) should have questioned his methods.>
  1292. \t - <(name) will see you later alligator.>
  1293. \t - <(name) interrogated the wrong guy.>
  1294. \t - <(name) was interrogated.>
  1295. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have executed that guy’s brother.>
  1296. \t - <(name) made too many enemies.>
  1297. \t - <(name) gave away their identity to the wrong person.>
  1298.  
  1299. <5670>
  1300. \t - <(name) was too quiet to plead not guilty.>
  1301. \t - <The plan of (name) was overheard and stopped.>
  1302. \t - <(name) faded away like a whisper.>
  1303. \t - <(name) couldn’t call for help.>
  1304. \t - <No one could hear (name)’s cry for help.>
  1305. \t - <(name) can only whisper to the grave now.>
  1306. \t - <(name)’s words were lost with the wind.>
  1307. \t - <(name) should’ve spoken up.>
  1308. \t - <(name) whispered to the wrong guy.>
  1309. \t - <(name) whispered sweet nuttins to what ended up being da boss’s new sweet thing and promptly “disappeared.”>
  1310.  
  1311. <149>
  1312. \t - <(name) was caught.>
  1313. \t - <I spy with my little eye that (name) has been killed!>
  1314. \t - <(name) didn't realize he was being watched.>
  1315. \t - <(name) spied on the wrong guy.>
  1316. \t - <(name) was spied on.>
  1317. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have contacted the townies.>
  1318. \t - <(name) send a message to the wrong person.>
  1319. \t - <(name) didn’t see this one coming.>
  1320. \t - <(name) wasn’t careful enough.>
  1321.  
  1322. <150>
  1323. \t - <(name) has no case to answer>.
  1324. \t - <(name) couldn't defend himself!>
  1325. \t - <(name) couldn't object fast enough.>
  1326. \t - <(name) has rested their case.>
  1327. \t - <(name) won't be showing up to the court anymore.>
  1328. \t - <(name) failed to make a case.>
  1329. \t - <(name) was sentenced to death and executed.>
  1330. \t - <(name) couldn't talk his way out of this one.>
  1331. \t - <(name) didn’t object to the death penalty.>
  1332. \t - <Objection! But it was overruled for (name).>
  1333.  
  1334. <1188>
  1335. \t - <(name) probably has a forged will.>
  1336. \t - <(name) can't forge his way out of this one.>
  1337. \t - <(name) isn't letting you see his real will. >
  1338. \t - <No one knows what (name)’s wishes were when they died.>
  1339. \t - <There’s a 50% chance that (name) is still alive.>
  1340. \t - <(name) forged the wrong papers.>
  1341. \t - <(name) never left a will, oddly enough.>
  1342. \t - <(name) wants to tell you that this death message was forged!>
  1343. \t - <(name) was found with a pen in their chest.>
  1344. \t - <(name) tried to harm people with the written word whilst they were harmed by the bullet.>
  1345.  
  1346. <151>
  1347. \t - <Someone sleeps better at night, knowing (name) no longer haunts the streets.>
  1348. \t - <(name) died alone.>
  1349. \t - <(name) had an unhealthy obsession of the wrong person.>
  1350. \t - <(name) should have followed someone else. >
  1351. \t - <(name) spent too much time on Facebook.>
  1352. \t - <(name) has been put on restraining order.>
  1353. \t - <(name) knew a bit too much about this one person, but now will only get to know about death.>
  1354. \t - <(name) won’t be stalking anymore.>
  1355. \t - <Some can take solace in (name)’s death.>
  1356. \t - <(name) stalked the wrong guy.>
  1357.  
  1358. <1280>
  1359. \t - <(name) had forced someone a little bit too much.>
  1360. \t - <(name) has been forced into an early grave. >
  1361. \t - <(name) obviously wasn’t that tough.>
  1362. \t - <(name) couldn’t stop their conversion to death.>
  1363. \t - <(name) was enforced.>
  1364. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have been so pushy.>
  1365. \t - <(name) was forced to die.>
  1366. \t - <(name) died, but not without a fight.>
  1367. \t - <(name) won’t be enforcing anything now.>
  1368. \t - <(name) couldn’t enforce everything on time.>
  1369.  
  1370. <1067>
  1371. \t - <(name) was the ugly duckling. >
  1372. \t - <(name) quacked for the last time.>
  1373. \t - <(name) got a taste of his own medicine.>
  1374. \t - <(name) should’ve finished medical school.>
  1375. \t - <(name) couldn’t escape the pending lawsuit.>
  1376. \t - <(name) needs to see a real doctor.>
  1377. \t - <(name) should’ve gone to a legitimate doctor.>
  1378. \t - <(name) didn’t get much use out of those black market organs.>
  1379. \t - <(name) took a bad pill.>
  1380. \t - <(name) committed malpractice.>
  1381.  
  1382. <203>
  1383. \t - <(name) got a taste of their own medicine.>
  1384. \t - <(name) was drunk and mistook their cyanide for beer.>
  1385. \t - <(name) is now with good spirits.>
  1386. \t - <(name) feels worse than sick.>
  1387. \t - <(name) died slowly and painfully.>
  1388. \t - <(name) ironically went out pretty quickly.>
  1389. \t - <(name) drank the wine in front of them.>
  1390. \t - <(name) fell for the WIFOM.>
  1391. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have spiked that drink.>
  1392.  
  1393. <157>
  1394. \t - <(name) was texting while driving.>
  1395. \t - <(name) shouldn't have drank that beer.>
  1396. \t - <(name) shouldn't have been playing Epicmafia while driving.>
  1397. \t - <(name) ran out of gas.>
  1398. \t - <(name) never found a parking spot.>
  1399. \t - <(name) has skidded to a halt.>
  1400. \t - <(name) was a real human being and a real hero.>
  1401. \t - <Jesus has taken the wheel for (name).>
  1402. \t - <(name) drove down the wrong road.>
  1403. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have followed the GPS.>
  1404. \t - <(name) blew a red light.>
  1405.  
  1406. <5893>
  1407. \t - <Looks like it was finally (name)'s time to go.>
  1408. \t - <(name) died of old age, not guns.>
  1409. \t - <(name) died of old age.>
  1410. \t - <(name) lived a long and evil life.>
  1411. \t - <(name) was too old.>
  1412. \t - <(name) blamed it on the kids.>
  1413. \t - <(name) won’t have to worry about the kids on their lawn now.>
  1414. \t - <(name) went out like Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino.>
  1415. \t - <(name) should’ve gone to the nursing home.>
  1416. \t - <(name) didn’t take their meds.>
  1417. \t - <(name) should’ve lead a healthier lifestyle.>
  1418.  
  1419. <162>
  1420. \t - <(name) intercepted death.>
  1421. \t - <(name) got caught up in the wrong crowd.>
  1422. \t - <(name) shouldn't have meddled. >
  1423. \t - <(name) should’ve just been an NFL cornerback.>
  1424. \t - <(name) didn’t get the message.>
  1425. \t - <(name) got the wrong message.>
  1426. \t - <(name) received mixed signals.>
  1427. \t - <(name) didn’t get the message that they were set to die.>
  1428. \t - <(name) should’ve tapped the wires.>
  1429.  
  1430. <585>
  1431. \t - <(name) has played their last song.>
  1432. \t - <(name) was found beaten to death with a violin.>
  1433. \t - <(name) fiddled with the wrong piddle.>
  1434. \t - <(name) fell off the roof.>
  1435. \t - <If only (name) died as a rich man.>
  1436. \t - <(name) lost their duel with the devil.>
  1437. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have played so loudly at night.>
  1438. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have fiddled with that crowd.>
  1439. \t - <(name) broke their fiddle.>
  1440. \t - <(name) should’ve learned how to play a different instrument.>
  1441. \t - <(name) will only hear bagpipes now.>
  1442.  
  1443. <164>
  1444. \t - <(name) was avada kedavra'd to death.>
  1445. \t - <(name) was burned at the stake.>
  1446. \t - <(name) is really most sincerely dead.>
  1447. \t - <(name) sank to the bottom of the ocean.>
  1448. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have gone to that witch trial.>
  1449. \t - <(name) fell into their cauldron.>
  1450. \t - <Bubble bubble, toil and - welp - caused trouble for (name).>
  1451. \t - <(name) shouldn’t have kidnapped Tooty.>
  1452. \t - <(name) is melting.>
  1453. \t - <(name) was crushed by a house.>
  1454.  
  1455. <170>
  1456. \t - <(name) was found in the ventilation system.>
  1457. \t - <(name) had his tongue cut out and his throat slit.>
  1458. \t - <(name) doesn’t feel like talking anymore.>
  1459. \t - <(name) will need someone else to talk for them now.>
  1460. \t - <(name) stuck their hand in the wrong place.>
  1461. \t - <(name) is now the dummy.>
  1462. \t - <(name) pulled the wrong strings.>
  1463. \t - <(name) should’ve stopped trying to pull the strings.>
  1464. \t - <(name) was the wrong guy’s puppet.>
  1465. \t - <(name) won’t be pulling the strings now.>
  1466.  
  1467. <1207>
  1468. \t - <LAME! (name) said the cursed word!>
  1469. \t - <The death of (name) was not seen in the cards.>
  1470. \t - <(name) at his own words>
  1471. \t - <Word on the street is that (name) is dead.>
  1472. \t - <(name) probably shouldn’t have made so many enemies.>
  1473. \t - <It was only a matter of time until someone made a voodoo doll of (name).>
  1474. \t - <(name) now knows to speak no evil.>
  1475. \t - <(name) should’ve watched their mouth.>
  1476. \t - <(name) regrets that self-curse.>
  1477. \t - <(name) is bound to death.>
  1478.  
  1479. <180>
  1480. \t - <(name) stole a bullet to the head.>
  1481. \t - <(name) stole a ticking time bomb.>
  1482. \t - <(name) has been robbed of their life.>
  1483. \t - <(name) paid for his crimes.>
  1484. \t - <(name) stole from the wrong guy.>
  1485. \t - <(name) didn’t steal, they simply paid with their life.>
  1486. \t - <(name) burgled until their final days.>
  1487. \t - <(name) now will need to steal a life.>
  1488. \t - <(name) learned firsthand that crime doesn’t pay.>
  1489.  
  1490.  
  1491. <2590>
  1492. \t - <(name) accidentally froze their own heart.>
  1493. \t - <(name) is now static.>
  1494. \t - <Shocking! (name) was killed.>
  1495. \t - <(name) won't be able to feel anything anymore.>
  1496. \t - <(name) has stopped moving.>
  1497. \t - <(name) was frozen in fear and was shot 30 times. Only the first one hurts.>
  1498. \t - <While loading his poison darts, one fell onto (name)’s big toe, killing them within seconds.>
  1499. \t - <While talking to Guido and eating pizza, a car plowed into the joint, killing Guido and (name).>
  1500. \t - <(name) thought they’d take a closer look at the school of fish but unfortunately swam into a school of alarmed stingrays.>
  1501.  
  1502. <1250>
  1503. \t - <(name) dug a little too deep.>
  1504. \t - <(name) was gone in a flash.>
  1505. \t - <(name) has been exposed.>
  1506. \t - <The celebrities, the glamour… it killed (name).>
  1507. \t - <There’s no celebrity that (name) would not pursue. Now they’re pursuing the “stars.”>
  1508. \t - <Starstruck, (name) approached Leonardo DiCaprio and asked for his autograph. He was subsequently trampled by a herd of adoring fans. >
  1509. \t - <The flash, flash, flash of so many cameras caused (name) to pass out and split their head on the concrete. Told you they had no brains.>
  1510. \t - <In a wild chase through a tunnel in France to catch a shot of royalty, (name) stupidly sped right into the median.>
  1511. \t - <Rest in Peace, (name), Rest in peace.>
  1512. \t - <(name) goes off suddenly to photograph that great celebrity in the sky. Think there’s wifi up there?>
  1513.  
  1514.  
  1515. <924>
  1516. \t - <(name) got too many badges.>
  1517. \t - <(name) never reported back.>
  1518. \t - <(name) wasn't always prepared after all.>
  1519. \t - <Grass grows, birds fly, the sun shines, and (name) hurt people.>
  1520. \t - <(name) ventured into the wrong neighborhood.>
  1521. \t - <A scout is a person sent out ahead of a main force so as to gather information about the enemy's position and strength. Unfortunately, (name) didn’t know that he had wandered too far.>
  1522. \t - <(name) was looking the wrong way. Shame.>
  1523. \t - <The final member of the family paid their respects to (name) and sadly drove away. *cue sad music*>
  1524. \t - <(name) was not afraid to die.>
  1525.  
  1526. <6115>
  1527. \t - <(name) associated with the wrong people.>
  1528. \t - <(name) has a new partnership with the reaper.>
  1529. \t - <(name) went to visit their mother but never got past that back alley.>
  1530. \t - <Sometimes you just have a really bad day. (name) had their last.>
  1531. \t - <(name) is now swimming with the dolphins for good.>
  1532. \t - <Ey, dere’s I hate to break it to ya, kid, but (name) has bit the dust. Go put some, ehhhh, flowers on their grave for me, y’know. Then I have another “job” forz ya.>
  1533. \t - <(name) and everything associated with them is erased without a trace.>
  1534. \t - <(name) led a full, productive life. Too bad he died so young.>
  1535.  
  1536.  
  1537. <129>
  1538. \t - <(name) is faking their death.>
  1539. \t - <(name) faked everything but his death.>
  1540. \t - <(name) was probably a fake.>
  1541. \t - <Some wonder if (name) faked his death. Nah, probably not.>
  1542. \t - <Only death couldn’t be fabricated for (name).>
  1543. \t - <(name) forgot which was the real gun.>
  1544. \t - <(name) should’ve made a real vest.>
  1545. \t - <The only thing more fabulous than (name)’s items was their death.>
  1546. \t - <(name) couldn’t fabricate themself out of this one.>
  1547. \t - <
  1548.  
  1549. <925>
  1550. \t - <(name) didn't see this one coming.>
  1551. \t - <(name) saw the iceberg a little too late.>
  1552. \t - <(name) shouldn't have kept their daltonism a secret.>
  1553. \t - <(name) was really bad at his job.>
  1554. \t - <You mean (name) didn’t see this coming?>
  1555. \t - <(name) was blind to this assault.>
  1556. \t - <(name) should’ve looked out.>
  1557. \t - <(name) could’ve used someone to lookout for them.>
  1558. \t - <(name) wasn’t looking carefully.>
  1559. \t - <(name) was decimated by a herd of Justin Bieber fans wanting an autograph.>
  1560.  
  1561. <247>
  1562. \t - <(name) moved too slowly.>
  1563. \t - <(name) accidentally killed himself.>
  1564. \t - <(name) cut a bomb instead of the pineapple.>
  1565. \t - <(name) has returned to the shadows.>
  1566. \t - <(name) wasn’t stealthy enough.>
  1567. \t - <It doesn’t look like the cover of darkness helped for (name).>
  1568. \t - <(name) should’ve been stealthier.>
  1569. \t - <(name) wasn’t the sneakiest person in the room.>
  1570. \t - <(name) still thinks ninjas are better than pirates.>
  1571. \t - <(name) was found with a few shurikens in his back.>
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