This isn't about death. It's about - suffering. And injustice.
[He has mourned for the deaths of others, but most of all for the shortness and twisted misery of their lives. He has yearned for death, does not fear it. But grief is true because it acknowledges the worth of what was lost. The Dalek sees no worth in most people, so - Marsh understands, even as he disagrees.]
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[He has mourned for the deaths of others, but most of all for the shortness and twisted misery of their lives. He has yearned for death, does not fear it. But grief is true because it acknowledges the worth of what was lost. The Dalek sees no worth in most people, so - Marsh understands, even as he disagrees.]