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[onemoredeath]

And so the whining and complaining begins. So we start yelling and foaming and pointing out that yes, it is annoying to have fond memories - and not so fond - dragged out and bludgeon to death in front of others. The accusations fly, and words are tossed around, and again, we only prove one thing.

[ He is clearly not amused. The tightness around his eyes, the way his accent seems to have vanished, an edge in his voice instead of his usual soft purr. ]

We are spoiled children expecting the pony our parents promised is real and not a piece of molded plastic.

So. Continue the complaining. Continue the annoying disorder of getting nothing done but expecting it all to be perfected without any work. Go right ahead. Do nothing. Have nothing done but continual irritations to your state of mind.

[ Basically, if there was a more uniform presence between all these little groups people have formed, things wouldn't have been so traumatizing. That's his theory and he's sticking to it. But he has other matters to discuss. ]

Is there any reason to expect a better way to find dates on this miserable island? The dance music alone is more appalling than elevator music.

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[onemoredeath]

You were in a strange situation with people who are not trying to have a peaceful conversation but were trying to attack. That you reacted - even if it is badly to your mind - means that you had at least the knowledge to know how to defend yourself.

The line is that you know when to stop, take time to evaluate, and accept that staying your attack may be of benefit later on. [ It strikes him as being highly ironic that someone that kills for amusement and control is trying to reassure someone else about their killing instinct. ]

If you just kill and kill and kill, then you are a monster. No reason, no pattern, and no thinking.