because mun is playing "tyranny of king washington"...finally.

[red_fox]

How indisputably horrifying.

[ Mun wonders if Jefferson is referring to the notion of his fellow Virginian as a monarchical tyrant, the idea of the revolution being for nothing, or if this is his vanity speaking as he judges his video game adaption's lesser style.

He seems lost in thought. ] Does this mean I can unabashedly display my irreverence, and distaste for Mister Hamilton?

[ ...yes, TJ. It does. ]

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[lifescratched]

[Yo Tommy Jay, long time no see. Not that you'd remember Connor, but still.]

What does Mister Hamilton have to do with any of those events?

[red_fox]

He is a man obsessed with his endeavor to expand the United States military forces, and practically worships the ground his former General Washington walks on. I have little doubt that, in this setting, he will side with the oppressor, and I shall be judged considerably less for my dislike of him.

[ But as far as you go, Connor, the more historically centered TJ feels both admiration of your aide for people whom you owed nothing. Mostly he feels guilty for all his writings about natives being savages. ]

I don't suppose it would hold meaning to offer a delayed, but sincere apology on how mistaken I was about your people?

[lifescratched]

Perhaps. Though others who ally themselves with Washington may come to surprise you.

[The question that follows is met by a long silence in which Connor stares at the other man in disbelief, as though he half suspects he's being mocked.]

Apologies will not undo damage already done, and words mean little unless backed with action.

[In other words, he has no reason to believe your apology is truly "sincere".]

[im_on_a_20]

Yo TJ. Ya really gonna take a game that turns that quiet badass mofo into a god damned, English tyrant seriously?