[and she still remembers how it stung with theresa. she never said goodbye. she couldn't... she remembers so many things that don't matter, but before meeting her again? wis'adel couldn't recall what they had last spoken about.
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I don't-- remember what the last conversation we had was.
He's so secretive that I don't think he even notices he's doing it, half the time. I asked him if what he told me about himself would be accurate-- he said he's capable of telling the truth, then got a little flustered when I pointed out he was dodging around just saying that he'd be honest.
If I'm the only one, vote for me. But if I'm one of two, and you know the identity of the other, give me a moment to say goodbye, and then you can run me through, if you'd like.
[what she doesn't say is-- if he's lost his mind, she's seen enough of him that she thinks she can handle it. she'll be prepared for whatever he can throw at her; wis'adel keeps to herself that she knows better than to let her guard down just because he can't see, just because he's frailer.
there'll be a knife in her back if she gives him the chance, so she won't.]
[she says, with a little shake of her head. not him, after everything.]
So just tell 'em. Let me fight. I don't care if I go through that whole mess-- I'd rather look at it and see what's coming than get a knife in my back.
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[and she still remembers how it stung with theresa. she never said goodbye. she couldn't... she remembers so many things that don't matter, but before meeting her again? wis'adel couldn't recall what they had last spoken about.
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I don't-- remember what the last conversation we had was.
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The last conversation I had with him was about whether or not I regretted befriending the people here.
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[a little touch of something fonder.]
He's so secretive that I don't think he even notices he's doing it, half the time. I asked him if what he told me about himself would be accurate-- he said he's capable of telling the truth, then got a little flustered when I pointed out he was dodging around just saying that he'd be honest.
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Mm. That sounds about right, yes.
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I'm probably gonna write and yell at him a little later.
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That's all we can do. [ ... ] Wis'adel. If this does happen to me, I'd very much prefer to not be chased like that, I think.
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[immediate, firm.]
I won't let anyone.
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[ ... ]
Thank you.
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[she swears.]
...just tell me now what you want me to do about it.
[while he's himself, while it's safe.]
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If I'm the only one, vote for me. But if I'm one of two, and you know the identity of the other, give me a moment to say goodbye, and then you can run me through, if you'd like.
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[what she doesn't say is-- if he's lost his mind, she's seen enough of him that she thinks she can handle it. she'll be prepared for whatever he can throw at her; wis'adel keeps to herself that she knows better than to let her guard down just because he can't see, just because he's frailer.
there'll be a knife in her back if she gives him the chance, so she won't.]
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silence, for a moment. ]
What about you, Wis'adel? What should I do, if I suspect you.
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[she says, with a little shake of her head. not him, after everything.]
So just tell 'em. Let me fight. I don't care if I go through that whole mess-- I'd rather look at it and see what's coming than get a knife in my back.
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Alright. [ misery, misery, misery, but - yeah. okay. he can do that for her. ]
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[she lets an arm settle around him, tail curled in his, but with that misery, she just can't work up any helpful emotions.]
If you can't expose me to all of 'em, then tell Anders. He'll probably say it.
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That's true. He will. [ ... ] I can only hope it won't come to that.