Wherever they are, they're not dead. People can't be brought back from the dead if they're truly dead. The problem isn't where they are or what's happened to them, but what this game does to them, how they get where they are. I've seen these sort of things before. I thought a friend of mine was killed when she was in reality teleported somewhere else.

But I can't work it out until I see it for myself, one way or another, and the only way I can see to manage it right now is to "die". We don't have much time left, and I need what I can get.

[ The Doctor doesn't think he can at all be blamed for being incredibly frustrated at the end of this trial. There's a lot bubbling under the surface, particularly concerning Oowada. But that's not what occupies most of his mind.

He shuts and locks the door behind them in Clara's room, and makes a frustrated noise. ]

Of all the--

[ Okay. Breath. Breath. ]

We don't have enough pieces, we don't know enough, not close. What happens after you die? There has to be some sort of... after life. But it can't be, it can't be an after life. It can't even be proper death! There's something else going on here, and I need to know what--

[ His expression shifts; his eyes widen, lips part and the crease to his forehead goes away. Ah... ]

My role is prey

But if anything happens to Clara, I can't say what the consequences might be. If anything happens to Clara, I'll possibly be worthy of suspicion, depending on the circumstances around a death. Meaning, I got the impression only hunters get out and can kill during the night, so there is that.

I think most people could be either prey or hunters at this point