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[tenebraecious]

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[tenebraecious]

And myself? What do you think I should do?

[mind_blown]

... I won't say this is a strings free second chance.

But it's one you can make in whatever way you want. You might as well enjoy what you can.

This place isn't all bad.

[tenebraecious]

That seems — Insufficient. Shouldn't I do more to learn about how I have been effected? Challenge myself where I have learned to cope with poor habits?

[mind_blown]

It's a blank check. You can do whatever you want, however you want.

Whenever you want.

[tenebraecious]

To save my world, I would gladly give my life a thousand times over, Jay.

[mind_blown]

That doesn't change my answer. It sounds like you already have some ideas. What do you think would actually change the outcome?

[he... sort of knows what his answer was. but now that he knows his mind is twisted, he's less certain of it.]

[tenebraecious]

I do not wish to change the outcome. Just who I am when I arrive at it.

[holding his hand tighter] I want to know what I wish for at my end.

[mind_blown]

Do you think being here will let you change that?

[an honest question]

It's a memory, it happened in the past. And the ways of changing that might involve making deals with the devil we'll later regret.

[tenebraecious]

I hope so. The conditions are less than ideal, but you are right: We do have some degree of liberty here.

[. . . but falling silent when deals with the devil comes up, looking off]