I'm trying to see the positive side of things this year, Kanaya. Call it a resolution. We survived the apocalypse again. We're still together. You are the still the best-dressed imPort. It's the little things.
i think it does the event and those who suffered from it a disrespect to see that as the only important thing to come from it we didnt win that day we simply continued this is probably not the thing to begin to display a new positive outlook with
We've both spent a year grieving. A year trying to move on and come to terms with the fact that we lost our home, were forced to relocate to a place that can only be described as a surreal backwards leap in time. We have both lost friends and family Kanaya. I am still grieving. Every day.
[a beat. she's hesitating. ]
This is how I deal with things, Kanaya. You know I'm not good at grief. My track record isn't exactly an example of well-adjusted rationality.
[ she listens to this twice, three times, working out what exactly to say. it's rare that rose really shows how much it affects her, and kanaya often envies that. but then, this is the consequence of it. a smile can sometimes be the most effective lie. ]
i dont know that i could do that trying to ignore the negative that feels like it far outweighs a positive i focus on no attempt ive tried has ever ended well the negative always needs some outlet
[She forgoes a lecture on psychology; this is all stuff Kanaya should be talking to Chilton about anyway. She takes a moment to compose herself and then grabs a cardigan on the way out the door. ]
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we didnt win that day
we simply continued
this is probably not the thing to begin to display a new positive outlook with
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[a beat. she's hesitating. ]
This is how I deal with things, Kanaya. You know I'm not good at grief. My track record isn't exactly an example of well-adjusted rationality.
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i dont know that i could do that
trying to ignore the negative that feels like it far outweighs a positive i focus on
no attempt ive tried has ever ended well
the negative always needs some outlet
come to the garage
i have something to show you
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[She forgoes a lecture on psychology; this is all stuff Kanaya should be talking to Chilton about anyway. She takes a moment to compose herself and then grabs a cardigan on the way out the door. ]
On my way now.
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Even still, it's a lot better than being trapped...in that thing. I don't think any of us want to relive that.
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Near the end, I'd say things were getting pretty shitty.
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[A beat. ]
This feels fairly like de-ja-vu.
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