[At 9:25 am, an anonymous text flashes briefly across several networks, among them the one intended for newcomers.]
At pater infēlix, nec iam pater,
"ubi es? quā tē regiōne requīram, Īcare?"
[At 2:17pm, there's a still and solemn quiet, and then a careful, ponderously deliberate voice, so much more painstakingly chosen than most of his time and words
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My family's had that name for years. You'd think it would mean we were a bunch of useless people, doomed to be on the sidelines and end up casualties, but that's not me and it never has been. Cruel nods or not, we take the old associations and forge new ones, otherwise we're just doomed to repeat the same mistakes. And no one can afford to focus on details like that.
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Yako is a Katuragi too ... perhaps you are related.
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[An awkward pause] I think Yako's too well put-together to be a member of my family.
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Yumeno, if assumed to be of Japanese origin... that translates roughly to "of dreams", I'm told... is that right?
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Citizen names are not selected by the ones who rear us.
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I'm just wallowing in a little self-pity.
Shiroe was an important young person, to me.
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