[after days of inadvertently slipping off to sleep and experiencing the same nightmare, then seeing others on the network banish theirs, Oliver knows he can't just keep running out of the room when he turns up in his. he has to make this stop somehow
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What an ironic thing for you to be saying, girl! For someone so opposed to killing, Oliver, you certainly make a habit of becoming friends with killers.
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[she turns back to Oliver]
Ollie, I'll be by your side.
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Refuse to be now, maybe. You haven't snapped yet. [grins] But she doesn't know about that, does she? Here she is, offering her support, and she doesn't even know you! Would it change her mind, you think, if she knew she looks up to someone who's going mad?
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[Oliver falters] Some of it's true, Haruhi. [to the Puppeteer] But that doesn't mean I'll go mad! It doesn't mean I'll become you!
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[the Puppeteer sneers, grabbing Oliver's mother by the arm] And how will you stop me?
[Oliver makes to start forward, wanting to stop it, but he's already seen that fighting it physically is useless, so he stops himself] Haruhi? I'm gonna try something, but I need your help.
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Got it! I'll be your back up!
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[the Puppeteer looks at Oliver oddly, then jerks his mother's arm, breaking it and causing her to cry out in pain. Oliver cringes, but he keeps his eyes closed, waiting for Haruhi's answer]
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K-Kyon was reading to me in the library.
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Have you stopped caring, then? You'll just let them die? Is that any different from killing them yourself?
[Oliver cringes again but doesn't respond] Tell me about it, Haruhi.
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He reads me stories about people have great adventures, castles, knights, that sort of thing.
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[the Puppeteer seizes the opportunity, calmly squeezing the neck of Oliver's mother, breaking it, and dropping her before it starts forward toward them] Will you let me kill her, too?
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