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Things Unspoken Meme
![]() things unspoken meme ► 2. Other characters respond and comment ICly with something they'd like to say to them (or a question for them) but haven't. Or, things they have, but would like to say again. ► 3. It can be something incredibly minor or something incredibly serious or something incredibly goofy! e.g. "I was the one who strangled your father with a sausage link" / "I actually hate whiskey and you keep on giving it to me because I said I liked it that one time to impress you" / "There's always a booger hanging from your nose and it makes talking with you REALLY DIFFICULT" ► 4. React ICly. SHENANIGANS. ► 5. have fun!! meme from |
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[Kratos stop.]no subject
[The lineface gets linefacier.]
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[Kratos no.]no subject
Like it or not, you're stuck with multiple people who have an interest in your well-being.
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[Yes, this is somehow a hill he's chosen to die on.
Stop channelling your bff, buddy.]no subject
[Oh no. She's not happy.]
No. No, you are not. Lloyd is the one who decides whether he wants you in his life or not, and frankly, every sign thus far implies that he does. You may not abdicate your responsibilities by making those decisions for him, even and especially if you think you deserve it. Your punishment, if you're so wedded to chaining your sins to you, is to do the harder thing.
You want more than anything in the world to flee. Doing so is no punishment if it's self-righteous, masochistic wallowing in your guilt. The more difficult thing is to stay, and live. You've done what was easy for too long, Kratos.
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What if it's just that I'm tired?
[He doesn't sound terribly impassioned by the argument. They've had this conversation before and it didn't work then, either.]
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[No, she knows that isn't what he meant.]
Tired is not what you said. It sounds, more and more, like you are reaching for excuses.
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In what possible way could I enrich the world for being in it?
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you get back here with those song lyrics.]I would say to ask Lloyd, but since you're set on not speaking to him even if the opportunity arises--
Well, you might tell him about his mother, for one thing.
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[Which. Is not precisely accurate. He'd told Lloyd about her death.]
Surely doing so would be more pain than peace.
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Perhaps. Sometimes, however-- a wound must be drained, or a bone broken and re-set, before the wound can heal properly. Pain isn't always bad. It's simply a message.
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May I hear about Lloyd, before I met him?
[The wound of those years he missed, after all, is one he's still carrying.]
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Yes, you may.
[Where to start...]
Lloyd, to my observations, has never really cared what he should do, or who he should associate with. Therefore, I first met him not as his teacher, but as Genis's friend.
It was after they became friends that he started coming to school more in earnest.
He didn't care, either, that Colette was the Chosen. Just that she was nice, and willing to be friends.
[He's always been compassionate and impetuous, in other words. Raine hunts anecdotes mentally.]
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[To put it lightly.]
But he wasn't interested in coming to the village to attend, at all? He didn't have any friends there to meet, before Genis?
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[Raine is speculating a bit at this point.]
Lloyd has, I've learned more and more, significantly more interest if he can touch the application of what he's learning.
Would you believe he and Genis thought until the journey they could pass work Genis had done off as Lloyd's?
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[This is wry, even as Kratos presses a hand to his face to hide the smile. He remembers when his siblings used to try the same thing on him. It had been amusing then, too.]
He didn't have friends in the village until Genis, then?
[ :c ]
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Not quite, no. There was Colette, but-- something about the introduction of a third party seemed to solidify the interaction.
[Raine herself isn't entirely sure how that worked; but it did, and she saw it happen, and that's enough.]
Afterward, he came to be part of the village more.
...once, he talked Genis into helping him give Noishe a bath.