Gesicht is not the easiest character to get right. But I really want to do him justice, and will be trying my best. That means accepting concrit ( Read more... )

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The flowers in Amsterdam are very nice.

I think I'll take some back for Helena.

It seems the Persian reconstruction is beginning to truly take off. A great deal of infrastructure is being rebuilt, and many of the citizens are working hard. They may do well in the future.

I hope they do.

I hated him.

I still hate him.

They were children. How could anyone do that? Why would they?
Even with my crimes, I don't understand.

Does it ever stop? Is there always something to hate?

Robita. My poor child.

I'm sorry.

(( Posted at roughly the same time as this post of Epsilon's. Thanks to events which will shortly be posted on the OOC ( Read more... )

Gesicht had been surprised by his superior's agreement to this exchange. They had not, in the past, given any sign that they would be willing to let Gesicht be of use to another government, and certainly not for such a length of time. But he was grateful for the opportunity. Dr. Hoffman had been thrilled, saying it was an excellent opportunity for ( Read more... )

Gesicht is sitting at a small table in a clean, streamlined room. Almost everything seems to be white, like the table, or gray, like the floor, though there are touches of color, like the blue flowers in a white vase on the counter. Gesicht breaks the pattern, with his usual brown suit. He seems to be reading something on a very thin tablet about ( Read more... )

We've booked a trip to Japan for two months from now. We'll be staying for two weeks.

Helena's excited.

It seems that's the end.

"A lucky man"? I don't think I understood.
I wonder if...it would help them. But it would probably be best if I didn't intrude.

There has been too much of this.

(( No, it is not the end of canon. Urasawa likes fake-outs. ))