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[HERE'S MS. NO-NONSENSE THEIRIN PUTTING ON HER BEST MAC TIR FACE Maker it's scary how easily she can project her father sometimes addressing the camera with a rather serious expression. it's obvious this is directed at a specific someone...shame she doesn't know how to private conversations.]
With the monsters gone, I suppose I can finally ask something that has been needling my mind for a few weeks now.
[she leans forward, a demanding look in her eyes.]
When shall I be seeing my third roommate back in his rightful, assigned home, Bariyan? I have been told that he seemed awfully receptive to Alistair's invitation, so why is it that after he discussed it with you he suddenly became less inclined to return?
I certainly hope the boy hasn't been fed lies in an attempt to keep him in your possession, Bariyan.
With the monsters gone, I suppose I can finally ask something that has been needling my mind for a few weeks now.
[she leans forward, a demanding look in her eyes.]
When shall I be seeing my third roommate back in his rightful, assigned home, Bariyan? I have been told that he seemed awfully receptive to Alistair's invitation, so why is it that after he discussed it with you he suddenly became less inclined to return?
I certainly hope the boy hasn't been fed lies in an attempt to keep him in your possession, Bariyan.
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I am only trying to protect him.
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[a pause, and in more demanding tone.]
From whom?
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I had not been fond of what had happened to him.
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I am not of a weak heart, Bariyan, and there are always those who must make the difficult decisions that others cannot.
[WOOPS SHE'S CHANNELING HER FATHER but her voice is even and her mind sound.]
His death brought him release from that form, did it not? He is better now, or so I have been told both by him and others. And even still, I lack the ability to harm the boy as you so fear. He had posed a greater threat to me than I ever had to him.
I do not wish to harm him. It brought me no pleasure to have learned of his death.
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But you did wish him harm. You may again, in the future, under right or wrong circumstances. Your reasons may be good or they may be bad but your reasons do not matter. Whether or not you rejoiced in his death does not matter. All you have said is that you will not hesitate to call for his death again, should you deem it necessary.
Why would I want to allow him to return?
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[ aka: he doesn't remember, oops ]
In the end, I simply think he is safer with me.
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What did you tell him?
And how exactly is Martin safer with you? Tell me, Bariyan, would he have gotten sick had he been under your care initially?
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That I did not want him to return to you, out of fear for him. As much as I've said here.
[ but that brief surge of irritation dies away just as quickly as it comes. his next words come flatter than ever. ]
Martin has always been under my care, from the very start. So yes, he would. He did.
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[reasons why he would have sucked as a Templar.]
So remind me how he is safer with you as his guardian, when you clearly are fearful of a threat that does not exist and were incapable of preventing what was to happen to him?
Better yet, if you knew of this sickness, why did you not tell anyone else? We had a child in the midst of a breakdown living among us, spitting out his teeth in our bathroom sink.
Why did Alistair and I not learn of this until it was too late, Bariyan?
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I did not predict that he would turn violent. By the time it had come to pass, it was already too late. There is nothing that I could have done to warn you in advance. I am sorry.
[ he doesn't sound very sorry right now, though. ]
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[she can tell and she's calling him out on his tone.]
Do not try to feed me false apologies. You are not sorry in the slightest.
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[ if he'd been the type to breathe, this is where a deep breath would have gone ]
Never mind. I may have done wrong then, but I am not doing wrong now in mistrusting you. If he wants to return to you, then he will. I will not go out of my way to stop him. But I want him by my side.
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[there's an obvious noise of agitation]
Then let him know that he is welcomed to return home whenever he so wishes.
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It works ... just barely.
Have a vaguely frowny Alistair, Bariyan.]
...you should know, for the -- uh, record -- that Anora doesn't do things like this unless she cares about someone.
[Also, oh Maker is it awkward with just the two of them in the house, please send help]
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Nothing that she has said or done here convinces me of that. She barely speaks of him as a person.
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She is a queen used to using leverage to her advantage. Showing her feelings is not her ... strongest suit.
[Okay Bariyan, at least look at Alistair's sad puppy eyes.]
I assure you that no harm would come to Martin, were he to return -- but it is his choice above all.
[Alistair just wants to awkwardly father him a little...]
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[ HE'S LOOKIN'. he... okay now he's lookin' away, geez ]
Regardless. You are right. I will speak to him again. But my stance remains unchanged.
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[Sensitive man feelings, Alistair has a lot of them.]
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[ grumble. he doesn't know alistair that well, and he's seemed all right from what few interactions they've had, but bariyan's still inclined to mistrust him solely based on his association with anora. ]
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And I cannot dissuade you from that?
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[ sorry, alistair :'( ]
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;.;]