IC Inbox (Imeeji)

[firstworldproblem]

[It just goes directly to the beep.]

Comments

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[intimitation]

[mumble grumble]

I don't want you to pity her.

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[firstworldproblem]

It sounds like the two come into an agreement and the limitations between them are the lack of sufficient number of vessels for souls. Unless she was forcibly taken in.

I do not pity her, but rather I would look for a solution. 'Tis not an impossible problem.

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[intimitation]

[HUFFS and seems to settle down at that.]

Okay. Good. I really want you to like her so...

[:{]

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[firstworldproblem]

Wildfire, I've always like her. Her company. Her strange mannerisms. Her compassion.

Why would any of that change?

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[intimitation]

Because I don't know if you see her as a whole person or not! Listen, I'm not very smart! I probably still don't really get this part and whole stuff that we talked about earlier, but you said Silence's situation and their situation could be similar so I got worried!

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[firstworldproblem]

[Standing up from the table and walking around it. He kneels putting a hand on his shoulder.]

Again, you mock your own intelligence. Wildfire, this is simply untrue. You have a brilliance in your own way.

Those here I do try to give them the benefit of an understanding without preconditions. Without judgement. Their experiences, their world so different than my own. To see life and beauty in each different star. Set it my ways, it can be difficult, but an effort I do maintain.

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[intimitation]

...

[Nods, finally relaxing.]

Okay.

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[firstworldproblem]

Will you be alright? I am worried about you.

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[intimitation]

Yeah, I'll be alright. I don't really have any other worries or issues that I haven't said already.

Re: Let say 206 morn or so

[firstworldproblem]

If the continue swirling about your mind, repetitive or not, voice them. 'Tis a burden of knowledge I have placed upon you, and I will do what I can to put you at ease.

[He contemplates for a moment before giving him a proper hug.]