Finish this sentence:

[Blacksheepboy]

I thought about dying today, and I came to the conclusion that being sawed in half is quite terrible. But I suppose someone has died peacefully, although dying in such a gruesome manner.

Somehow that led to me writing this half-finished phrase.

And although he faced the prospect of death, that night he slept as though it were a...

Anyone have a good ending for it -- seems simply ridiculous, aye?

[a-4-year-old]

release from a life which would only be notable in its end.

[Dascoo]

And although he faces?

[Lord Frunkamunch]

too many commas

[Blacksheepboy]

Yes, one too many.

[Mangled*]

And although he faced the prospect of death, that night he slept as though it were a night where he felt tired enough to sleep regardless of any prospects of death that may or may not be awaiting him in the undefined future.

PS: My God, you're deep.

[Blacksheepboy]

And although he faced the prospect of death, that night he slept as though it were a night where he felt tired enough to sleep regardless of any prospects of death that may or may not be awaiting him in the undefined future.

Quite the win right here.