If you'd like to ask the Transmitter something over the phone, go right ahead! The Transmitter will answer the phone as soon as she's available. Leaving messages is impossible, given how old these phones are, but you should be able to reach her at almost all hours.
Comments are screened for privacy; all Patients are offered confidentiality, didn't you know?
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Do you have what you need to deal with it? I...did not exactly get the impression that they would be helping you.
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[This is some kind of possession situation, he thinks?]
That is a small thing to ask.
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You are still young. You have your whole life before you - I am sure the time will come when this is all but a bad memory for you.
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Haven't thought like that in a long while.
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I am...truly sorry to hear that. Should you... [He hesitates a moment.] ...should you ever wish to speak to someone, please know that I would be willing to listen. And to keep it confidential, if need be.
[That is a rather thoughtless promise to make to their captors' representative, but as with all thoughtless things that probably won't occur to him unless it becomes an issue.]
But you do not have to, either. [And honestly, as cryptic as she's been, he suspects she never really will.]
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You're... You're too good to be here.
[ A pause. Her voice is thick. ]
Thank you. I don't think I can, but...it means a lot.
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[And he's including her in that, if only implicitly.]
Of course. I thought you might not be able to now. But the offer stands.
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Besides, it is natural to worry about others, is it not? Especially when something that...ah, alarming happens.
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Doesn't change the fact that I'm here, doing this, and you've lost two people and gotten a cheery little message about murder. Feeling bad about it doesn't mean I'm not responsible...isn't that what you guys determined last week?
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[It takes a second for it to catch up to him that he's basically just told her that he does not want her literally killed by an electric version of someone she loves - which, while true, is not really the sentiment he intended to convey.]
I do have a choice in how I speak with you, and I have made it.
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Then- who am I to argue you with you?
If you ever want to change the way you speak with me, though? I don't think anyone'd blame you.
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And I was angry, once. In some ways I still am. But I do not want any more fighting. I can understand why Arietta may have wished for revenge, but that would only ensure that none of it ever ended. If I could only have made peace with them from the beginning...
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Alright. I understand your point of view, then. Violence begets- all that stuff.
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And - I understand now that the dreams we had are actually memories returning to us? It seems I have a human child myself now. I never would have come to know them, had we kept to the idea of vengeance.
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