Goro Akechi | 明智 吾郎 (
pancakeboy) wrote2037-02-10 01:19 am
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[Text him! Or do whatever, I'm not the police, and neither is he, thank God. Just specify if you want the more-fun-but-less-stable pre-11/20 guy or the grumpy third semester/postcanon guy. Pancake only for VRDR guys please, he's not third semester yet]
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It seemed Elizabeth was trying to communicate something to him as well. Something about him being put in a difficult position.
The thread cut off abruptly, or perhaps it shifted to private communication.
I'm not sure if you read it, but the correspondence started here.
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Perhaps we should invite him to the alliance, who knows. Tricked by something powerful, plays harmless for the public. He'd fit right in.
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I suppose we could make small allowances if you are comfortable with it. Edge cases on a case by case basis.
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It didn't convince me he was any less dangerous.
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But if he's happy, if he's supported, then I believe it will be all right.
Someone in his position needs to feel safe and supported. Raven already has a head start.
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[Dangerous to Raven, specifically. Although...]
And yet he rescued him. It's not something that can end well.
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You have valid reasons to fret. I won't take that from you.
If anything, I'm sure Ken would agree. He even tried to get Raven to leave him. It just failed.
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The benefit to our memory link is that I can tell how much he wants to cling to you tonight. You make him feel safe.
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As I said, he has worse judgement than I believed possible of myselfYes, well. If he keeps on bringing home murderers and would-be murderers, eventually one of us will give him a sharp dose of reality.
Perhaps it's a mistake to coddle him.
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Avoiding contact with murders and would-be murderers here is frankly impossible, and I would like to think he's intelligent enough to know when enough is enough.
Someone who genuinely wanted to hurt him wouldn't push him away. They'd take advantage of his attachment.
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[And this is sensitive ground indeed, to be walked only in full protective gear after a delay of 24,000 years.
Whether he himself is taking advantage of Raven, he doesn't say.]
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I feel like it's something we all have in common, even if we go about it in different ways and seek to prove different things.
[One could easily argue it of Crow, with how much he tries to provide for everyone around him. He knows he's not exempt.]
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You'll understand, though, if I think it may make him prone to bad decisions. And Amada, for that matter, though it would be a mistake to speculate too much about what's going on in his head.
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I won't say you should be friends, but understanding him may also make it easier to protect Raven if we're strictly speaking from the most cynical perspective.
I know our approaches differ, and I wouldn't ask you to think like me. Just understand that Raven would be unhappy if we were to forcibly separate them.
I also believe that Ken may need companionship more than he cares to admit.
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[Lies. He has a dozen theories, all untrustworthy catalogued.]
If anyone's going to "get to know" Amada, it should probably be you. We didn't exactly start on good terms.
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Not that I'm opposed, but I also believe you should give yourself more credit. You're likely the one most equipped to understand his mindset due to you both enduring great tragedy.
Not that Raven and I haven't, but there may be aspects that you're able to better comprehend.