She later said that my [ deluded ] confidence and [ blind ] faith were some of my greatest strengths. I know the act drives most people mad but it's what helped me a lot growing up. Sometimes, it was one of the best ways to get through the days.
[ owain stops walking, pausing right by a tree with low hanging branches. he places a hand on the trunk, looking down at it, considering how to answer this ]
It's... a long and complicated story. The short of it is this: the world I grew up in was one filled with death and destruction. My parents, along with the parents of my friends and family, did what they could to stop what was going on, but they all ultimately failed. It fell to us to finish what they started and we didn't have many options, but we took the best one, to fix our world.
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Alright, fine.
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[she will drag him, any time, anywhere]
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[she can't!! imagine why! owain!]
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Eh-heh, right...
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That was a little mean of me. But I'm just teasing you, don't worry.
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[please, tell her. she's nosy.]
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Why would you need to pretend to be so over the top to get through the day...?
[and honestly, it's just good, sad ambiance under the snow covered trees, with the sun setting]
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It's... a long and complicated story. The short of it is this: the world I grew up in was one filled with death and destruction. My parents, along with the parents of my friends and family, did what they could to stop what was going on, but they all ultimately failed. It fell to us to finish what they started and we didn't have many options, but we took the best one, to fix our world.
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That's awful. [and she feels a little bad for dragging him?] And that's your coping mechanism...
[she feels really bad for him, but also a little grateful that well... it sounds like the adults tried in his world.]
I'm sorry, I didn't realize.
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[ he turns to look at Makoto ]
My parents may have died, but they're always with me.
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Oh-- Uh, Owain?
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[she just. reaches up.
to brush some of it off the top of his head]
Are you alright?
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My pride on the other hand...
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[that should fix it, right]
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[ guiding her away from the trees ]
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and she screams and-- ............ clings to him?!]
Ohhh, I hate this?!
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The wind?!
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[she. she moves away from him-- sorry... owain...]
You're right, it's just the wind.
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