Oh, you'll get your chance to get to know Serenity better, then. I am definitely bringing her with us, and I'm certain she would be a great asset to my Bureau.
No, no. I meant I will get a large bed with at least a dozen pillows and take a nap there. Perhaps for a decade. I'd leave it to you to keep the fire going and water by my beside.
I simply wish to not do anything taxing or make any decisions.
It gets a little complicated, doesn't?.. We haven't got Azem here. Or... anywhere at all, anymore. The one back home is friends with our younger selves.
I know they thought they were doing what was best for everyone, for us. But 'twas the first time we did not stand together, and it was the most important time that we should have.
Perhaps you could talk to the young Azem when we return. I'm sure they would understand your pain, and even if it wouldn't entirely banish it, perhaps you would feel better.
And even if I am not, would you have me burden it on those for whom such events would not come to pass? It is not that I doubt their compassion or willingness to help, but I would spare them.
[Putting his chin on Emet's shoulder like the little shit he is.]
I'm not sure what I would have you do, but I wouldn't leave you alone, either. Besides... To them it would be something that would never come to pass. And thus, I think, it would be less of a burden, and take secondary place to taking care of you.
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Oh, you'll get your chance to get to know Serenity better, then. I am definitely bringing her with us, and I'm certain she would be a great asset to my Bureau.
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[He clicks his tongue as he does drive. Sort of. He's not that great at it!]
You're retiring. Or are you going to steal the role from your younger self?
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If I retire, are you sure you'd be able to keep me occupied?
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[... Well, he meant it as a joke but actually it makes him think about Things.]
... Hades-- you wouldn't return to the star without me, would you?
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No, no. I meant I will get a large bed with at least a dozen pillows and take a nap there. Perhaps for a decade. I'd leave it to you to keep the fire going and water by my beside.
I simply wish to not do anything taxing or make any decisions.
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That is much better. But do you understand now why I refused the office, too? Decisions are hard work, harder than I'm cut out for.
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[He leans his head against him.]
The promise I made still I will uphold. Though I think more than than the two of us need to be considered for the when.
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It gets a little complicated, doesn't?.. We haven't got Azem here. Or... anywhere at all, anymore. The one back home is friends with our younger selves.
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[He has his doubts about the whole "I'm fine" thing.]
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I'm not sure what I would have you do, but I wouldn't leave you alone, either. Besides... To them it would be something that would never come to pass. And thus, I think, it would be less of a burden, and take secondary place to taking care of you.
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He does snort though.]
I do remember being disgusted with myself. In that memory. Of my folly, the perversion, the lengths I would go to.
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