they would know that your death was not permanent and therefore they would keep resisting extraction ...
3rd position on my list, the parasite left brain of the owner - the peasant who seeks Spear of the Absolute. And his brain wasn't smashed, you can even talk to him through "Speak with the dead" spell. We had body in one hand and parasite under other foot. Separated. Theoretically (in D&D terms) we could spent 1000 gp and resurrect him, the resurrection spell can be used to the body, which was dead no longer then 100 years (By the way - the skeleton gives us generous prices). So the tadpole just can't know, how long it would take AND Halsin already successfully extracted one from dead body. So I see no obstacles.
Also, concidering rest of the game ... i have no idea how that feels in DnD system, but i presume that death is something quite unpleasant.
Exactly! That IS the point, why you should be agressive toward this suggestion.
