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'The Reaper' and death are one in the same. You are basically asking 'is death good or evil'? Of course it depends on how you look at it, but I would have to defer to the old adage that 'death is but a part of life'. In that regard, I would say it was a good thing.
Though not necessarily good for one's health.

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