[it's the first day that he's really been able to move, and he's not wasting the opportunity. Pushing himself carefully up in bed, he opens the journal and props it in front of him. There is a clear view of blue hair, tired-looking gold eyes, and bandages across his upper torso. He puts up no filters, gives no preface, just speaks into the journal
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Feeling better I take it?
[Can you hear it in his tone, Legato? He's not happy you felt the need to shout that over the journals, even if it is true.]
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Much.
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...as long as he can't see it.]
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Thank you for your concern.
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I didn't do it just because I thought it would make up for it. [He would have done it for anyone, but it did mean something to him that it was you. He's just not going to admit it so you can throw it back into his face.]
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I can't believe you.
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Wolfwood, I couldn't just leave him. Leaving him, knowing he'd just bleed to death on his own, would be the same as... [A pause. He was going to say pulling a trigger and killing him, but that's too close to home with what he was thinking about when he closed that journal.] ...as killing him myself.
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I'm so goddamn sick of hearing that same old argument-after everything he's done, after how much of a monster he's proven himself to be, you still help him? He deserved this. You tell me otherwise.
[I dare you.]
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Everyone deserves a second chance. No one deserves to die while people stand idly by and refuse to help when they can.
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[If there's a wall behind you, Vash, you might wanna prepare to get shoved into it.]
Not everyone he murdered got a second chance. They're all dead and gone and never coming back. And he's completely content, knowing that. You had no right...
[He trails off in his anger.]
He deserves to die a thousand times over. And I'll shoot him again if I have to.
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That doesn't solve anything either. Killing him doesn't bring them back either. Trying to solve violence with more violence doesn't solve anything, it just creates more sadness.
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...Did you ever tell that to him and get a reply you were happy with?
[He turns and starts out of the room, shoulders tense.]
But you're right-killing him won't bring the people he's killed back, right? Even in Luceti, they're just empty corpses back home.
[He's surprisingly calm in his words, stuffing his hands in his pockets and leaving entirely.]
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He doesn't say any more. Just letting his words die out there. He also doesn't make a move to follow you. It might be best to just give you your space for now.]
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Give me a few days to brood.]
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