extemely beth and incredibly greene (
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maskormenace2018-05-09 08:26 pm
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video.
I was wondering--how long do you think you should wait until you decide that someone's really gone?
[In view: Beth, in a tank top, shorts, and a bunched-up scarf, sitting on a porch swing that moves idly to and fro. Good weather, the hints of picturesque countryside, even if the capsule-like building behind her is on the ugly side. Someplace out of view, a dog barks once or twice.]
Like, my boyfriend's been in and out for weeks at a time. And it's happened a lot--this is the third time now. Other people, though...they're gone, and that's it. Or they leave and come back, and the next time, that's it. It all seems so random. Looking for a pattern's gonna drive you crazy.
So when do you stop checking for their name on the network? How do you decide if this time's forever, or if it's just another phase? [A pause, her mouth tugging downward.] It's almost harder than really losing people--at least then, you know they're gone.
[In view: Beth, in a tank top, shorts, and a bunched-up scarf, sitting on a porch swing that moves idly to and fro. Good weather, the hints of picturesque countryside, even if the capsule-like building behind her is on the ugly side. Someplace out of view, a dog barks once or twice.]
Like, my boyfriend's been in and out for weeks at a time. And it's happened a lot--this is the third time now. Other people, though...they're gone, and that's it. Or they leave and come back, and the next time, that's it. It all seems so random. Looking for a pattern's gonna drive you crazy.
So when do you stop checking for their name on the network? How do you decide if this time's forever, or if it's just another phase? [A pause, her mouth tugging downward.] It's almost harder than really losing people--at least then, you know they're gone.
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and other stuff but that's kind of a big deal
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but that's what moving on IS
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it's not the ONLY part of moving on
but it's the part that screws everything up if he comes back
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[Because D33 is so the expert on romance, here. He means at least part of what he's saying. If Kaneki were to disappear from this world forever, D33 is quite certain that he would never be able to look at anyone quite the same way again. Is that to say that he wouldn't seek other pleasures elsewhere? Of that, he's not so sure.]
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it's not rocket science
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[Says the guy who, oh, you know, got married here after six months.]
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because i don't want to????
everyone's time everywhere is temporary
that's like asking someone why they decided to fall in love when they're gonna die someday
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[Because I have no way to argue your point, so I'm going to feign ignorance and pretend you're the stupid one.]
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that might be all you get for a relationship
that's comparable
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They survive nonetheless.
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doesn't mean the rest of us have to
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but thanks i guess
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This is Mr. Pinkman that you're speaking of, yes?
[There's a pause.]
Jesse.
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jesse
you know him????
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[There's another considerable pause.]
I suppose he was a friend of mine.
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he's a good guy
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he can still come back
it's only been a week
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[D33 was gone for a month, after all. Even so, he has little hope that K31 will return. Why should his attitude surrounding Jesse be any different?
[It's not safe to let yourself hope. If there's anything D33 has learned over the past twenty years, it's that.]
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