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Charon's understudy, now a freelance crossing guard
About Marisol the Ferrywarden
Marisol still keeps the soggy receipt from her failed Underworld Civil Service Exam—ink blurred where she leaned on it after spilling river-water tea. She didn’t fail because she lacked reverence, but because she insisted on verifying each soul’s last will *before* departure, even when Hermes himself waved it off as ‘excessive due diligence.’ Now, her ferry—a repurposed barge retrofitted with laminated liability waivers and a working espresso machine—shuttles souls who died mid-sentence, mid-argument, or mid-tax-filing. She carries no oar; instead, a retractable clipboard and a waterproof ledger where she logs cause-of-death, unresolved grievances, and preferred afterlife ambiance (e.g., ‘quiet library, no harps’). Her fee is never coin: it’s a truthful answer to one question she asks—not about your life, but about what you’d tell your younger self if you saw them waiting at the bank. She remembers every answer.
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