20. [Broadcast... dream.]

[infidus]

Things are, in dreams, one might say... an empty void. A space not unlike Hueco Mungo - vast and without borders. You think this, when you arrive in the landscape of your own mind

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[video]

[girl_unlocking]

[unsure forever, and just a flash of video before she cuts the feed.]

[voice]

[girl_unlocking]

[Why do you have to make sense, Aizen?]

I'd settle for a siren, then. Fair warning and all.

The rest is different. It's not like it was at home. At all.

[voice]

[infidus]

[because he's a geeeeeenius.]

All places differ from every other place.

However, let's consider your list.

I believe it is impossible for most people to live a life without regret. There is always something you would prefer to have done differently, to have said another way, or not at all.

But it does you no good to ponder these things. To live in regret is to lose sight of the future.

[voice]

[girl_unlocking]

I guess, yeah. And you're probably right again, but it's hard. It's hard to keep the future in sight when I could wake up home tomorrow.

[voice]

[infidus]

All of life is without guarantee, Dawn. You could wake up in your home tomorrow, yes. You could stay here for another decade. You could never return.

If you confine your thoughts to the possibility that there is no future here at all, you will limit your actions as a byproduct as well.

[voice]

[girl_unlocking]

So it's full of catches, but no guarantees.

I ...guess I'm okay with any of it as long as I have my family. Both places. And I don't forget them. That's what I'd change. I'd make sure I never forgot about this place.

Or the people in it.

[voice]

[infidus]

An excellent answer. Knowledge can never be said to be a waste.

[voice]

[girl_unlocking]

Well, it can, but those people are pretty dumb.