voice everything.

[permit]

Even words from the wisest of men amount to very little when they fall on deaf ears. In the same vein, you won’t find much productivity to be had if you plan on continuing the way you are now.

But I imagine you’re well aware of this fact.

A will may not always come in the shape of a sword, but it is an apt description, don’t you think? For a will well-controlled is a functional tool with great potential. In capable hands it can carry out a wide array of actions, achieve conquests of the ilk of legends – whether it is used to attack, or to defend, or to kill.

But a blade is not a toy, and neither should a will be treated as such. I regret to inform you that if you continue to exercise your will so carelessly like this, then much like playing with a sword . . .

You will only find that you have cut yourself wide open.

[ . . . ]

--What a remarkably twisted thinking face you possess. Was I wrong? It appears you don’t appreciate the metaphor as much as I thought you might.

Ah. Very well, then. I’ll get straight to the point.

[ a pleasant smile. ]

You’re inadequate.

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[fervour]

You can't say that, mister, especially not to a lady!

[permit]

[ ... a somewhat -- bemused(?) smile. it's been a while since he's found someone so bold, in this particular manner. ]

Should I have been softer with my critique?