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[bornbroken]

For the record? This isn't how this works. You don't get to just to just dust me off whenever you want to procrastinate, especially when you don't intend to actually do anything about it. Your headspace? Not all that interesting.

You've got two options here: do something, or leave me alone. Got it?

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[bornbroken]

Oh, yes. I do.

[unriddle]

Then it's fortunate I haven't made it onto your bad side just yet.

Ah! You can carry it everywhere you go, yet it doesn't need to be held anywhere and weighs nothing. What is it?

[bornbroken]

You're pretty fond of this game, aren't you?

[unriddle]

Old habits die hard.

It's a name, by the way. Mine's Edward, Edward Nigma. Might I ask yours?

[bornbroken]

Spider-woman. _{( she is the most eloquent. )}

[unriddle]

Given a name like that - to say nothing of the outfit - I assume you're either some sort of hero or villain. So tell me, do you catch the just or the wicked in your web?

[ and he is the most wordy. ]

[bornbroken]

That depends on who you ask. I'd like to think the hero label sticks more often than not.

[unriddle]

Played both sides of the field, have you?

[bornbroken]

It's easier to make the big decisions when you know all the angles.

[unriddle]

Indeed! To combat a criminal you must be able to think as a criminal - and what better teacher is there than experience?

[bornbroken]

Do you always talk like that?

[unriddle]

Is there something wrong with it?

[bornbroken]

It's a little... flowery.

[unriddle]

I happen to like words. Given the depressing literacy rate in this country I think someone has to appreciate the English language.

[bornbroken]

I suppose there's nothing wrong with that.

[unriddle]

Of course not. Even if it is... flowery, as you put it.

[bornbroken]

I could have put it much worse.

[unriddle]

I'm half surprised that you didn't.