"Ata," he remembers saying, like a plea, and seeing his father's face before his eyes, looking down with soul-crushing disappointment, and he wants to reach out to him, but his arms no longer obey him, and he can already feel the dead, encroaching cold
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Anyway. His expression is odd, somewhere between unhappy and almost restful, certainly more than it has been for a long time, and for a moment he doesn't move at all. There's not even a twitch of warning before his hand snaps up from his chest to his son's wrist, and his eyes open, almost wild for a moment.
His brow furrows, not letting go. "--what are you doing here?"
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Just a little bit of a bitter reminder there, but he doesn't quite try to pull away. He has a vague memory of something tugging at him, but it doesn't mesh right with everything else...
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Especially when he has two versions of dying and two different lives running through his head and kind of dogpiling on each other. It's confusing.
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