ᴛᴀᴛᴇ (
distorting) wrote in
onepassingnight2012-01-13 09:31 pm
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ᴛᴡᴏ ✄ sweet things
[He's sitting cross-legged on a bed in a room that isn't very well lit. The only light that's coming in is from a nearby window, but even then, the dark seems to be crowding the room. Tate seems to stand out from the dark, his blond, messy hair being the only thing that really makes him stand out in the first place.
There is a long quiet that feels awkward and almost wrong as he slowly gets up from the bed to look around the room. He looks familiar enough with it, like he's been there for his whole life, but there's something in his eyes that suggests a longing for something more. It's like nostalgia had taken over him completely. He looks perplexed for a moment, staring down at the bed sheets before looking up abruptly, straight at a memory, or perhaps someone who's not supposed to be in his dream at all. ]
I'm sick of being here.
There is a long quiet that feels awkward and almost wrong as he slowly gets up from the bed to look around the room. He looks familiar enough with it, like he's been there for his whole life, but there's something in his eyes that suggests a longing for something more. It's like nostalgia had taken over him completely. He looks perplexed for a moment, staring down at the bed sheets before looking up abruptly, straight at a memory, or perhaps someone who's not supposed to be in his dream at all. ]
I'm sick of being here.

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[He's questioning her, that's for sure. He hasn't come across anyone who's said it just like she has.]
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That's right. But you wouldn't know each kind of struggling, would you?
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One day, you'll lose those experiences as well. Are they that valuable?
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Every past experience is valuable in some way, don't you think? Losing them would make you lose yourself.
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Do you still think all of this is valuable?
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What gives it that value, to them?]
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I'm talking about what is.
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What's yours?
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[There's nothing that can stop that; she could only adapt to meet it.]
That doesn't answer what I asked you.
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