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> It's clear enough that they've done it before, yet somehow it failed to take.

No, this is just extrapolation from common knowledge :D


> The way I read it is that they hang themselves occasionally, but just never happened to go all the way before, they even have a special scissors gesture to convey such an intent. Should Nae not agreed to be released, she would've died for good.
> I believe it doesn't imply "longer than how she normally occasionally dies", but "longer that it would have taken her with a normal hanging".

yeah, this! there's undoubtedly appeal to immortal stories too, but they're not what I'm doing here ;)