Homeless forever, probably.

[qaunak]

It's alright, mun. I know there aren't many places out there for someone like me.

But I appreciate the chance at being able to see my sons again. I miss them both, Noatak especially... I thank you for this chance to see who they've become.

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[qaunak]

Luck had nothing to do with it. Love bridges death; if we hadn't found each other here, we would have reincarnated alongside each other. Though we've lost many battles, the war is never over. [She reaches out and wraps an arm around his waist.] All we need now is a game where we're allowed to be together.

[foreveryakone]

Even if there isn't such a game, you know we can always find one another here. [ Cautiously he moves his arm around her shoulder more, more firmly. ] After all, what more do we need?

[qaunak]

It would be nice to find a game with the children. They deserve another chance as much as you and I do.

[foreveryakone]

That may be expecting too much.

[qaunak]

One of us needs to be positive.

[foreveryakone]

[ He chuckles dryly. ]

I'll leave you to that job.

[qaunak]

You could try it yourself. It's good for the soul. Haven't you ever shut your eyes, breathed in the clean, crisp Arctic air and thought of how beautiful life can be?

[foreveryakone]

Of course I haven't. I have no patience for that kind of dry sentimentality.

[qaunak]

Then maybe that's something we can work on. You could use it.