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[dontquestionme]

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No.

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No, I do not care who's there. Or if you're looking to "branch out" to "keep your mind sharp."

My wife's not there, and I wouldn't wish that on her to start with. You've done this once to me already, and this is far worse.

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Because him showing up at the other place and lurking in the shadows while you plot wasn't bad enough, was it? I'm still waiting to see how that pans out.

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[dontquestionme]

Given what you are told upon entry, that would seem to be the point.

[syncingdoll]

If it's just a shock at the start, then that's fine. Everything after will be manageable.

[dontquestionme]

No.

Not when they're trying to tell me my wife is gone.

[syncingdoll]

...hm.

You said yourself you'd rather her never show up, right? You could accept her as simply missing for the better, and discard the explanation they try to force on you.

[dontquestionme]

Of course I'm not going to believe it.

Yet, I won't be able to tell for certain either.

[syncingdoll]

It's as easy as making a resolution and setting it as truth in your head. You already know which way you'd prefer, so why not?

[dontquestionme]

Because imagination doesn't equal reality. At least, not until you have proof otherwise. The concern remains, then.

[syncingdoll]

I've willed things to be before. But I guess not everyone can just go and do that.

[dontquestionme]

One's will can do, and change a lot. Reality is reality.

It's merely a matter of figuring out what that reality is.

[syncingdoll]

So the reality can be the mystery to solve. It sounds like a good reason to go, anyway, by that line.

[dontquestionme]

It is not a good reason to go.

But it is what I suppose I will have to do...

[syncingdoll]

That's the spirit!

[dontquestionme]

But I'm certainly not going to enjoy it.