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Who: Pavo and Assorted Others.
Where: Pavo dorms!
When: Day 139, Morning.
What: Someone new~
[Today in Pavo, there is the slight disturbance of a new girl wandering around and looking at everything. She looks very confused, and is currently reading ~the wall~.]
Thou art... a blank slate? At least that means this is normal? Maybe...
Where: Pavo dorms!
When: Day 139, Morning.
What: Someone new~
[Today in Pavo, there is the slight disturbance of a new girl wandering around and looking at everything. She looks very confused, and is currently reading ~the wall~.]
Thou art... a blank slate? At least that means this is normal? Maybe...
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Only knew him in passing before then. My team was kind of a handful at times back then. One member refused to leave the dorm except for games.
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Why doesn't he avoid her?
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Ah...well. I can't answer for him. But I know my own reasons.
Turning your back to a threat feels as unsafe as facing it sometimes. It's showing fear, too. And he doesn't like to show how he feels. He likes to be contrary.
And ah.
Vulpecula's... I don't think he gets a lot of attention like I do on Cepheus or you do on Monoceros. I think in a way. He'll take anything he can get.
Don't tell him I said that last thing. Don't even bring it up at all.
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[. . . nods] I won't. But . . . alright, I can understand facing a fear. But from what I can remember of the other night . . . isn't standing there talking to her, dealing with what she's saying giving her what she wants?
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And he doesn't want that. That's why he panics when she talks to you.
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That means he's really serious about it. If that person is saying it to you.
He thinks people involved with him are at the most risk. That's why he's yelling at you and grabbing my arm in those situations.
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[nods, then tilts his head thoughtfully] I know. But . . .
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"Jinx", "Kaito", and the third one I don't have a name for.
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Multiple Personality Disorder.
Mirror calls them Pieces. He has three pieces, that's right. He can switch them around at any time.
I have more, which is part of why he worries for me. But I'm not like him. I don't use pieces over again. I just keep making new ones.
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. . . asking "why" for either of you would be a little too personal, wouldn't it.
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I'll oblige you a little, since you're informing me. That makes it a fair trade.
As I travel for history, for recording events, I change my name from location to location. Sometimes the way I act, to get what I need. Because my mission more than anything else has always been to learn.
Red is my 50th name. ...and I rather like it, too!
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. . . it's a good name.
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