...The true fault, above all of this, lies with this wretched game keeping us in the shadows. We're moving chess pieces in the dark. Of course, making mistakes that would hurt the Watchers would be most beneficial to our enemies.
[Like, he still did Bad with Flat and he knows that, but if Flat simply didn't know until later that he couldn't share with more than two...then this is just a really overhead umbrella of a mess on top of it all.]
[He pinches the bridge of his nose, fixing the other with a serious look.]
By the way...I would talk to Kotetsu again. Apologize to him again, one on one. What you said right now, it's all very good. And I sincerely acknowledge my faults. But there is something that rings slightly hypocritical to me. Kotetsu came to me and said that you had been pushing him hard, trying to get him to admit he had a role. I understand you said before that you had simply used the same words you had used with me. And maybe that was the case. But Kotetsu was most uncomfortable with your line of questioning, as he had been prepared to keep the secret of his role with the other roles, and the other roles alone.
[A slow exhale.]
And now, you have become inadvertently become his second and last person he has put his trust in, because of that meeting we had earlier, and he wasn't aware of the two person limit before he agreed to it. What if he had talked to someone else, trusted the knowledge of this role with someone else, before this meeting? You would have become the third person to know of his role, and hurt your beloved by your own hands. And on top of that, you took Kotetsu's choice from him without his full understanding. Your intentions are wholly good, my dear fellow, this I will never deny. But you have wandered a bit into the dark careless territories of mistakes where I stand.
[He shakes his head.]
But that's enough. I will not talk for him any more. Let him speak for himself. All I ask is...please. Talk to Kotetsu again. And let Mr. Lowell know that everyone must be on the same page in terms of information like the two person limit among his company. It cannot and will not happen again.
I would ask that you do not take that tone with me again.
For the record - your argument doesn't make sense, because I did not ask to be invited, today. I was included based on Yuri's judgement. You may take your complaints up with him.
I am happy to speak with Mr. Kotetsu, as I was planning on doing so anyway. I have no interest in speaking with you about this any longer. You asked for my forgiveness. You have it. Good night.
[ and with that, he is turning on his heel and leaving. ]
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[Like, he still did Bad with Flat and he knows that, but if Flat simply didn't know until later that he couldn't share with more than two...then this is just a really overhead umbrella of a mess on top of it all.]
[He pinches the bridge of his nose, fixing the other with a serious look.]
By the way...I would talk to Kotetsu again. Apologize to him again, one on one. What you said right now, it's all very good. And I sincerely acknowledge my faults. But there is something that rings slightly hypocritical to me. Kotetsu came to me and said that you had been pushing him hard, trying to get him to admit he had a role. I understand you said before that you had simply used the same words you had used with me. And maybe that was the case. But Kotetsu was most uncomfortable with your line of questioning, as he had been prepared to keep the secret of his role with the other roles, and the other roles alone.
[A slow exhale.]
And now, you have become inadvertently become his second and last person he has put his trust in, because of that meeting we had earlier, and he wasn't aware of the two person limit before he agreed to it. What if he had talked to someone else, trusted the knowledge of this role with someone else, before this meeting? You would have become the third person to know of his role, and hurt your beloved by your own hands. And on top of that, you took Kotetsu's choice from him without his full understanding. Your intentions are wholly good, my dear fellow, this I will never deny. But you have wandered a bit into the dark careless territories of mistakes where I stand.
[He shakes his head.]
But that's enough. I will not talk for him any more. Let him speak for himself. All I ask is...please. Talk to Kotetsu again. And let Mr. Lowell know that everyone must be on the same page in terms of information like the two person limit among his company. It cannot and will not happen again.
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I would ask that you do not take that tone with me again.
For the record - your argument doesn't make sense, because I did not ask to be invited, today. I was included based on Yuri's judgement. You may take your complaints up with him.
I am happy to speak with Mr. Kotetsu, as I was planning on doing so anyway. I have no interest in speaking with you about this any longer. You asked for my forgiveness. You have it. Good night.
[ and with that, he is turning on his heel and leaving. ]
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[But he doesn't continue.]
[He just holds a hand to his eyes for a moment, shoulders shuddering...]
[And then he turns as well, but helplessly, now.]
[He can't linger on this.]
[He just needs to keep going on for all of their futures.]