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There is little about death that is morbid, in my opinion. It makes sense that one would be interested in the ultimate end, and inquisitive about things such as obituaries and wars. If I had to choose, I'd say the former though, because my focus, at least, on war was on the action and the large phallic objects strewn throughout rather than the death part of it. The adrenaline, strategy, and technology.
Your mom's disposition might qualify as morbid to me though, since it seems she's got a bit of a preoccupation with death.
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