Charles Xavier | Professor X (
excessivehubris) wrote in
dear_mun2012-04-26 10:51 am
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That thread holding on to my sanity is getting thinner and thinner, love and you are about to test it something fierce over the next few days.
I do hope you have some idea of how to shore it up. I know you keep wanting to put me under the shelter of the others but we both know that won't work, so what is plan B?
I do hope you have some idea of how to shore it up. I know you keep wanting to put me under the shelter of the others but we both know that won't work, so what is plan B?

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[He's quiet for a moment, before continuing.]
He called me a collaborator, Erik, like Vichy, in cahoots with our captors. I had promised, Erik. Nihlus, Kori, Lucy, the others I have promised I would do whatever it took to help them secure food and resources. I couldn't throw away a chance ... but now he thinks I'm weak and lazy.
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Except from the little I know of you, you're not either of those. A collaborator, perhaps, [ Because Erik won't deny those words. ] but weak and lazy? Resources could be obtained elsewhere, you know that.
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No, they could not, Erik! That is the point, those resources were in limited supply elsewhere and would soon dwindle and cause starvation of a portion of the population.
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[ Just the fact that they're once again in a position where they're arguing has him put off; not the direction he was aiming for. ]
I'm not faulting you for helping them, the issue is how you're doing it.
[ And apparently distancing both Eriks in the process. ]
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I promised to help in any way I could. This was a risk but none of us are in a position to pick and choose our attempts to help the others. If I do that then what good is my word?
We got back the supplies those people need, we've bought ourselves some time to look for alternatives that will be in our control in the future. I am sorry it disappoints you and Erik but I would do it again.
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So you find another way, Charles. One that isn't at the cost of alienating yourself, nor threatening your sanity. I have no doubt you've managed already, and I won't stop you, [ How can he anyway, from an outsider's perspective. ] but there are alternatives rather than a gambling game with someone like him.
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Also, a moot point as there isn't a therapist in the city.
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My friend's a therapist. Pretty good one.
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[The thought of a therapist just completely short circuits his brain, Hope and leaves just a blaring neon sign of D.N.W]
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Eventually.
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Forgiven, as I've often had the same thought. A tool to be wielded to a purpose, kept close enough for use but in the end, nothing more than a tool.
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It is ... lonesome.
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But I understand you're meaning. It would not be so bad, had I not been shown glimpses of belonging, only to in the next breath be reminded that their matters are none of my business.
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