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Re: The Grey Room (Reply)
Re: The Grey Room
Date:
13 Jun 2013 02:24 (UTC)
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twilight_boy
[Whoops, my bad]
Saix: "Someone who treated her like that... Even if he was Axel's friend, I can't forgive that."
DiZ: irrational rage at whoever this is, but again, "how is he connected?"
Riku: "I
know
he was involved, but he's
trying
." The feelings here are mostly tired and resigned.
Touching the scratched-out name gets you static, as though something here is shying away from it. "No! Not her - this is never okay!"
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Re: The Grey Room
Date: 13 Jun 2013 02:24 (UTC)Saix: "Someone who treated her like that... Even if he was Axel's friend, I can't forgive that."
DiZ: irrational rage at whoever this is, but again, "how is he connected?"
Riku: "I know he was involved, but he's trying." The feelings here are mostly tired and resigned.
Touching the scratched-out name gets you static, as though something here is shying away from it. "No! Not her - this is never okay!"