on lack of hatters

[hattergonnahat]

So you've realized by now you probably won't be seeing me again. I assumed you would, perhaps a little more quickly than you actually managed, but then no one seems to pick up on the obvious as quickly as they should.

[ Bitter? Him? Never. ]

I don't suppose it matters to you at all that I'm content with the way things ended. I've been involved in enough family disputes for a lifetime. It's time I was left alone with mine. It's a shame about the girl crossing the line and God knows what the Queen will do now that she's here, bu it's not as though any of them care what happens to us. The hat's gone. I've no value left to any of them.

So long as I stay out of the way, the Queen will meet her end and I'll be allowed to live with my daughter in peace. All this will finally be over. So stop wishing for foolish things and let it be.

...

Don't be dull. Of course they'll win. That's what heroes do. If anyone could do it, it's...

Nevermind. I've said my piece. Don't trouble me with this again.

Comments

[cursebroken]

You seem to have pretty high expectations for heroes.

Yet circumstance didn't stop you before.

[It's been a while, huh Jefferson?]

...but I'm glad to hear you found your daughter.

whatever, she has memories for right now. :|

[lucency]

Being content's one thing. Is Regina's downfall what it's going to take to let you be happy?

Thank you, by the way. For getting me out. With or without a hat.