Circuit 10 [Loss]

[lfetimewarranty]

. . . . North and Shockwave are gone. Their ID's are off the network.

[The tone comes off as neutral, like a good little robot's voice would, but there's a unique undercurrent of depression in her tone.]

It is very . . . odd, to be able to experience this sensation of loss. I have never had to deal with losing someone before. Miss someone, certainly

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[internalcage]

Its... hard at first to let go. I'm sorry.

[lfetimewarranty]

A new experience for me, at least.

[She's not sure she wants to see them again, either. Because they'll have forgotten.]

[internalcage]

But, you did experience some good memories with them, yes?

[lfetimewarranty]

I did. But I have never had to deal with truly losing someone before... The feeling is not pleasant.

[internalcage]

That's good and I would have to agree with the feeling.

[lfetimewarranty]

[A small noise.] Knowing versus experiencing, I suppose.

[internalcage]

[There's a small sigh.] I lost an uncle of mine when I was a kid.

[lfetimewarranty]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[internalcage]

Thanks, even if that was a long time ago.

I'm sorry to take your mind away from your friends.

[lfetimewarranty]

No, it is all right. The distraction is... good.

You and your uncle were close?

[internalcage]

Yes. He lived with my family for a bit when I was young.

[lfetimewarranty]

What... how did he pass, if I may ask? And how did you get over it?

[internalcage]

I.. can't exactly remember how. It happened so many years ago and I must have tuned it out from shock.

[There's a pause, as if he was hesitant on saying how he coped.]

As for dealing, I stayed a mental hospital and the process was long.