I think there need to be a few changes in the way things are done, around here. We've allowed our grief to best us, in the fight for survival. We hold to our homes, rarely venturing beyond the tasks we already know, fearing the extinction of our race and yet inviting it by our own inaction
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...How are you feeling?
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In retrospect, it seems the height of idiocy to cling to pain, as though hurting is what makes you human. Hurting just makes you hurt.
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...But you hadn't felt it in a long time, and the hurt overwhelmed you, didn't it?
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Really? I reasoned that having pain serves as a deterrent from actions that caused that pain, and helps a person choose the right way in life. I'm confident that, over the years nearly without pain, I've found my own mechanism.
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You're not being deterred from those actions by your ability, you're being shielded from the painful effects. Daniel, when you were under the influence of the virus, you hated me. That is an effect, a reasonable one at that, and as grateful as I am for you allowing me to live with you, if you gain enough control over your ability to hate me again, please tell me.
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If I ever lost enough control to hate you again, I wouldn't tell you, because why would I warn you if I hated you? But, don't worry, it won't happen.
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