[His voice is quiet and for the most part he sounds as if he's simply reading a letter aloud. Which he's kind of doing, just without actually having written it beforehand.]
Narvin, I fear that as long as you insist on being intimately involved with an alien, I cannot continue our relationship as it is. Should you decide to [stop this madness] end
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That was wrong of him, particularly given your need to grasp at whatever power you could seize. Both natural responses but wrong ones.
Then when your father came on board and you realised that you had incomplete information about him and his motivations. In your anxiousness and your guilt, you elected to try to put yourself in his shoes and Narvin into yours. But Narvin isn't you. And when he made that clear by declaring his relationship with K, he was going off script, and that frightened you and when you're afraid, you're angry. So you hit him.
And now, he wishes to destroy the remnants of the play in which you both take part and you're angry again.
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He he has no idea what he's talking about!
It was never a play. And if I leave him be, then only for your sake.
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By the time he wasn't, Narvin didn't know how to treat you any other way. But he tried. He tried to trust you, like a son would a father. You attacked him. Can you see how contradictory that would appear? A father protects his children, attacking them is the exact opposite.
I thank you for that.
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I told him my reasons and he spat on my will and insulted me! No father would let such disrespectful behaviour slide! And I lost my temper when he denied our people's values. I thought the human must have surely used his madness, to make him say such things. May he rot for all I care now. He never deserved that apology.
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You told him in such a way that he found insulting. If it were said to you, would you have taken it in good grace?
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I wouldn't have insulted my father. [He only did that when Daddy wasn't around, less troublesome that way.] And I would certainly not have broken his wrists.
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And he did mention father figures and then he went on to...!
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And plenty of parents do, it works.
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My father never laid a hand on me. It's abusive. All it teaches a boy is when to duck.
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Nonsense.
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You're right. It teaches them that even those who protect them will hurt them if they can concoct a reason!
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It teaches them respect! It teaches them not do what they've been punished for again! [Guess who he got that from.]
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