[He would do anything to solve this problem. Curse himself for being too weak to fix everything by himself? Always. But he has killed for her. He would put her welfare first. Always.]
No. What I think is that ignorant girl should stop playing in her fairytale playground and go home. She should stop ruining lives that are of no concern to her.
[Look, her and her family have torn his apart. Isn't he right to be more than a little upset?]
[For him, compassion and dedication are intimate fellows. His devotion to ensuring Aline's happiness is compassionate. But is it truly compassion? This woman might not agree.]
finished endgame myself so this will be good
I suppose you are.
You would speak to me?
<small[To him of all people?]
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[And she knew how painful it was to lose a child she hadn't even met-Sciel found it hard to imagine the pain Renoir would feel if he lost Maelle.]
Do you really think she isn't strong enough, though? To stay with us?
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[Look, her and her family have torn his apart. Isn't he right to be more than a little upset?]
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lost track of this. sorry for the delay!
No worries!
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Anyway, the answer to your first question-compassion. Try a little compassion, and I think you might get a chance to chat.
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[By which he means.]
I have more than a little compassion to spare, believe me.
[What he does have to share is love. But is that the same?]
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But I do believe you could show it more, especially to those who seem disinclined to speak with you.
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[It is hard to accept the need for compassion when, were he better as a husband and a father, this situation wouldn't need compassion.]
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I am afaid she is lost in her own grief. Leaving us to drown while drowning herself.
[They share the bond of losing someone, but these days it feels like don't even share that experience.]
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[For him, compassion and dedication are intimate fellows. His devotion to ensuring Aline's happiness is compassionate. But is it truly compassion? This woman might not agree.]