[ he really wishes that he could push her more about her claim to be "all right", but he doesn't and instead accepts her word. except he also really wants to say this. ]
Your camp— [ he's sorry for what happened to them. is that really something he could say, though? it's not as if any one of them is more or less responsible but— ] It seems like we were all targeted.
[ there. that's the best way that he can put it. it is not the kinder way of saying things but the rest sound weird to him. ]
[ from a statistical angle, that was inevitable. there are far more people left in her camp than the other camps. rationally speaking, she understands and accepts that. but it doesn't stop her heart from aching.
the one who cornered threepio was tomioka. how must he feel? ]
Who could it have been?
[ how many culprits still wander the island? it's frustrating. it's frightening. ]
[ if only giyuu was sensitive enough to properly address what it is that he wants to say, but he'll power through nevertheless. he's going to do his best with the time that he's given. though there has to be some irony in how shinobu was the one to corner one of his and he being the person to corner one of her's...
he closes his eyes. ]
That's what we're all trying to figure out, isn't it? The "someone" who is the reason for all of this happening.
[ who is the voice? how much influence does the voice have? the voice clearly has its own reasoning for doing things... but most of all— ]
I have to apologize for the result for tonight even though it was important we needed a name...
[ she did, and much of her grief now comes from the fact that threepio was condemned. despite the circumstances, she's grateful that dimitri and threepio sat down and had that talk.
tomioka's behavior now is reminiscent of her encounter with shinobu following zoe's conviction. that threepio seems to have committed a murder on accident and still be struggling with grasping the moment are just more reminders. mitsuri's eyes widen and she whirls around to face tomioka. ]
That wasn't your fault! If anything, you helped everyone solve the cause of Kurashiki's death, so . . .
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Your camp— [ he's sorry for what happened to them. is that really something he could say, though? it's not as if any one of them is more or less responsible but— ] It seems like we were all targeted.
[ there. that's the best way that he can put it. it is not the kinder way of saying things but the rest sound weird to him. ]
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[ from a statistical angle, that was inevitable. there are far more people left in her camp than the other camps. rationally speaking, she understands and accepts that. but it doesn't stop her heart from aching.
the one who cornered threepio was tomioka. how must he feel? ]
Who could it have been?
[ how many culprits still wander the island? it's frustrating. it's frightening. ]
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he closes his eyes. ]
That's what we're all trying to figure out, isn't it? The "someone" who is the reason for all of this happening.
[ who is the voice? how much influence does the voice have? the voice clearly has its own reasoning for doing things... but most of all— ]
I have to apologize for the result for tonight even though it was important we needed a name...
[ she sobbed him when he was reactivated. ]
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[ she did, and much of her grief now comes from the fact that threepio was condemned. despite the circumstances, she's grateful that dimitri and threepio sat down and had that talk.
tomioka's behavior now is reminiscent of her encounter with shinobu following zoe's conviction. that threepio seems to have committed a murder on accident and still be struggling with grasping the moment are just more reminders. mitsuri's eyes widen and she whirls around to face tomioka. ]
That wasn't your fault! If anything, you helped everyone solve the cause of Kurashiki's death, so . . .
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I did, however we aren't in any better position than we were before.
[ given how they're still hashing things out. ]
In the end it looks as though we might be just playing right into that voice's hand.
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Um, about what Shinobu and Tanzawa were saying . . .