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Who: Nataku and Uni; open to: Garnet.
Where: Elysium; graveyard.
When: Evening.
Summary: Mourning family members that have passed.
Rating: PG-13.
Other: Action. And Garnet can show up if mun wishes. ♥
[He could mourn Hans if he wished to do so, but he did not know how he should mourn someone. How does one feel sadness for another person who has died? Why should they feel sad for those that were lost? Is there a reason for it? The reason that Hans was so liked was because he was beloved by Flemming, but that was no longer the case. Does that mean that the care that he should have for him should also disappear? He did not know. He always felt jealous of Hans, which was why he could not become particularly close to him. So what reason would there be to be sad for a person like that?
His hand lightly graced over the top of each gravestone -- wondering about the purpose of such memorials. He came here in order to see if he could gather some understanding for why he should be sad. For why he did feel sad. It was obvious that he did because his chest ached. But Flemming no longer cared. Was it the thought that if he should ever seem to betray Flemming that there would not be any warm or cold feelings toward him anymore? The same could be extended to all those that he knew. Then, it would be as though he was never in the world, if no one feels anything when he dies. So that is why Hans could not be forgotten, could not have no feelings for him? Perhaps.
Nataku looked up from the names engraved in stone that meant little to him as he recognized not only a familiar shape but a familiar face. His head tilted as he leaped up from where he stood to cross the distance in order to stand next to her. He did not know what he should say to her; the first time which they had met was not a particularly 'nice' meeting. She might even still be upset about having pounced upon Fon. It might have been best to ignore her, but she was a friend of Verde's. And so, he stared at her in a manner which could best be described as apathetic, before finally speaking.]
It seems as though we meet, again.
Where: Elysium; graveyard.
When: Evening.
Summary: Mourning family members that have passed.
Rating: PG-13.
Other: Action. And Garnet can show up if mun wishes. ♥
[He could mourn Hans if he wished to do so, but he did not know how he should mourn someone. How does one feel sadness for another person who has died? Why should they feel sad for those that were lost? Is there a reason for it? The reason that Hans was so liked was because he was beloved by Flemming, but that was no longer the case. Does that mean that the care that he should have for him should also disappear? He did not know. He always felt jealous of Hans, which was why he could not become particularly close to him. So what reason would there be to be sad for a person like that?
His hand lightly graced over the top of each gravestone -- wondering about the purpose of such memorials. He came here in order to see if he could gather some understanding for why he should be sad. For why he did feel sad. It was obvious that he did because his chest ached. But Flemming no longer cared. Was it the thought that if he should ever seem to betray Flemming that there would not be any warm or cold feelings toward him anymore? The same could be extended to all those that he knew. Then, it would be as though he was never in the world, if no one feels anything when he dies. So that is why Hans could not be forgotten, could not have no feelings for him? Perhaps.
Nataku looked up from the names engraved in stone that meant little to him as he recognized not only a familiar shape but a familiar face. His head tilted as he leaped up from where he stood to cross the distance in order to stand next to her. He did not know what he should say to her; the first time which they had met was not a particularly 'nice' meeting. She might even still be upset about having pounced upon Fon. It might have been best to ignore her, but she was a friend of Verde's. And so, he stared at her in a manner which could best be described as apathetic, before finally speaking.]
It seems as though we meet, again.