( He hates this limbo he has himself stuck in, incapable of sticking to either sets of his morality, never knowing which direction to take. Is she human? He doesn't know. Does he want to know? Does it even really matter? Will answering that send him spiralling further?
Time to suck it up. )
You didn't bother me.
I'll come with you to the buffet. I'm sure it will be fine. Is Jinzhou where you're fine?
Having lived a life in which you are content in your death, even if it's not something you have a choice in, is something to be envied of. Most people can't say that for themselves.
I don't know who you are. I just know what you've told me about yourself:
You want to watch me eat. You avoid competition and being around people. You think sharing food is important, but you haven't done it with anyone else here in a while. You have two daughters and you're dead, but you're here, and that's something, whatever that means.
... It just seems to me like it's an otherwise lonely existence. Isn't it tiring?
[ after all, she has no reason to think otherwise. so: yes, all of what he said is possible. for better or worse, she'll take his word for it sincerely.
she'll give him this get out of jail card, he can take it if he wants it: ]
Tell me when you're free to go to the teahouse. I'll come with you, if you still want my company.
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I'll make sure to eat dinner before we go out.
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It has more to do with my appetite than anything else.
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I'm sorry if I bothered you. I thought I'd ask if you're available, but I'll keep in mind your restrictions with food next time.
Jinzhou is big on hospitality, and the best way they like to show it is by sharing food with others.
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Time to suck it up. )
You didn't bother me.
I'll come with you to the buffet. I'm sure it will be fine. Is Jinzhou where you're fine?
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... well, sure. it's not wrong if she says otherwise. she was from jinzhou. ]
... I don't want you to just stare at me eat.
I will go with you to the cafe instead.
And yes, I came from Jinzhou.
wow ty for reading the comment how i meant it and not how i wrote it???
But it's been a while since I went for a meal with anyone, it's possible I'm rusty.
i gotchu
It takes time to learn, and we have nothing but time now.
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It's not like we can decide to go home. And not everyone would want to either.
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Ah, it doesn't matter if I want to or not.
I'm dead back home. Or I will be very shortly. I don't particularly have a say in it.
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I'm not.
( Actually, he's spiralling but that's nothing to do with Rover. )
LILITH was just particularly clever with the timing, that's all.
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Are you ... happier, then, being here?
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That's better than nothing.
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[ so he's just ... miserable. got it. ]
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Usually people wait a while to call me that.
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On the contrary, I didn't ask to be brought here.
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You want to watch me eat.
You avoid competition and being around people.
You think sharing food is important, but you haven't done it with anyone else here in a while.
You have two daughters and you're dead, but you're here, and that's something, whatever that means.
... It just seems to me like it's an otherwise lonely existence. Isn't it tiring?
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It's entirely possible I'm just not an extravert.
And that this place does not lend itself easily to that.
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[ after all, she has no reason to think otherwise. so: yes, all of what he said is possible. for better or worse, she'll take his word for it sincerely.
she'll give him this get out of jail card, he can take it if he wants it: ]
Tell me when you're free to go to the teahouse. I'll come with you, if you still want my company.
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