PROTOCOL 5797.
Good evening, my children. As of late I have decided that to pass the time, there will be optional video interviews for you to do, if you so wish. Just come to my room and talk about the subject I have given you, for whatever length of time you desire. It is very similar to how the first video interview you did is, except is more relaxed, and much
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This is an idiotic topic for an interview. You shouldn't depend on other people and be a burden to them. You shouldn't get close to each other, because it will just end in more pain. Nothing last forever. Everyone learns this, eventually.
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In the end, you're on your own here.
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It's not something anyone really wants to talk about. But since I came here out of boredom... [sighs, lifts up knees onto chair and looks off camera] I may as well say something about it.
Since no one's going to see it, are they?
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[looks back on camera] Both of us were born before the Change. My earliest memory is waking up and finding both mom and dad gone, so I don't know much about them. I was never close to them, anyway, I know that much. Always distant, right from the start. She was only a few months old when it happened. I had to look after her in that time; but then when we got to the Dorms, we got seperated.
I watched her growing up. Never really talked to her.. only so much time that you could, and I'd rather not get attatched to anything- and I didn't. I just watched her grow up. [places face in palm of hand]
What? Her name?
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I don’t really remember my mom. I know I had to have had a mom although I’m not sure how that happened... I only really remember the dorms but I don’t think I was born there, because if I was then my mom would have only been thirteen at the time... I don’t think that’s possible.
I know... that my mom was really sick when she was alive and my dad... that bastard, he wasn’t around to help her. I don’t know how I know this, I just... maybe it’s a residual memory or something stupid like that. I don’t know. But I hate him ( ... )
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It's slightly complicated about how I came to be created... but basically, my dad is my dad and mum, if you know what I mean. I'm created from one single parent. I was born as being physically nineteen with enriched knowledge in military and everything- what? Yes, I am getting somewhere with this. This has to be explained for it to make sense.
So- I could fight. That's all I knew how to do. What our legacy was- to fight the Hath.
... dad didn't like the fact that I fought- or that I was his 'daughter' but not, in his eyes. But I was so much like him; in personality, in regards to what he'd done and what I had done... we were both alike to one another. But I was stubborn, and so was he.
But it worked out. We respected each others thoughts- and each other in general. And we both love running more than anything else. [smiles] We grew ( ... )
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Yo, we gotta do more a' these? Well, if they private...
You know 'bout Rhyme, yeah? My lil' sister, an' what happened to her. We died when I tried savin' her, then when we was fightin' for a second chance she gets erased for me. I... ain't worth that. I was gonna be Composer an' fix her up right, do whatever it took. But... now I'm here. I feel better, yo. Talkin' to Ed, to peeps who ain't never gonna meet their family...
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Sorry, yo, dirt in my eye or somethin'. [wipes face]S-so... So I'm grateful, man. An' she wouldn't want me bein' sad ( ... )
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