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This new plan of yours, sir. I find it far less appealing, even, than the last. I must admit that, upon your previous desertion, I was, perhaps, foolish enough to believe that I may be spared these horrors of which you seem so fond. I should have known and yet.

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(ooc: Hope you don't mind a human!Patria -and all the crack, of course)
And yet one cannot help but hope, can we?

(ooc: I have no problem with crack!)

Hope? My dear lady, I am faced with a city of monsters. Were I even a man known for such things to begin, I cannot say that what I see before me is hope.

I was referring to hope in our mundanes and their possible changes of heart, Monsieur Grantaire.
[Though really, she is a bit amused]
And I am of the mind that even a man as you still has some hope inside him, even if it is the smallest spark.

His change of heart has thus far been my downfall, Madame.

And my hope has long since wandered off like some mere stray, a vagrant following the print of more glorious boots.

Well it can get pretty bad but at least you get to meet a lot of great people! Like Conan Sharlick and Mary Poppins and Umby and Goten.

I find some difficulty in sharing your, ah, enthusiasm, sir. I have been to bad places for the sake of good people. Am I to gladly repeat such unfortunate history?

I don't think anyone does it gladly. But your mun is going to send you where she's going to send you, right? So you might as well enjoy what you can!

He sends me to friends. For that, I suppose, I should be grateful, though gratitude seems poor repayment for the attempts upon our lives.

I'd rather be with friends risking my life than alone. So it's fine for me. Anyway, my nakama and brother are there.

In that we are agreed, monsieur. I am a selfish enough man to prefer their company.

If that's selfish monsour then I'll always be the most selfish person on the sea. I never want to be without my friends. Or meat.

They thrive on pain and panic. The timing and its results will only serve to feed them greater.

[ He's already tired of it. ]

[ Grantaire is SO TIRED and not even there yet. ]

Unfortunate, then, that there seems nothing to be done for it. I might console myself with good company, were the circumstances less horrific.

The people there are kind, if unwilling to take a stand. They will be good to the newcomers even in such a strange and monstrous land.

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