[It's often surprising to him, how curiously wise and- frankly, adult-like some replicas can be despite only being a few years old. Xion and the Fon Master are the more noteworthy examples of this. Maybe it really is one's upbringing more than an inherent nature...
Thinking about Xion is a better distraction from his own uncertainties, as well, and he clings to that. He'd rather not think about whether to go or stay, what any of that means, and who he might or might not leave behind (and who would leave him, if he stayed) or if anyone would even care.
Not like they'll remember.]
"Assuming it even works, I doubt many people will choose to stay. It would be a quiet village with everyone gone."
[What a lonely, pathetic existence- a land filled with people who are essentially the walking dead, or those who have no place in their own worlds. A sad little community of outcasts.
[Action, February 3rd]
[It's often surprising to him, how curiously wise and- frankly, adult-like some replicas can be despite only being a few years old. Xion and the Fon Master are the more noteworthy examples of this. Maybe it really is one's upbringing more than an inherent nature...
Thinking about Xion is a better distraction from his own uncertainties, as well, and he clings to that. He'd rather not think about whether to go or stay, what any of that means, and who he might or might not leave behind (and who would leave him, if he stayed) or if anyone would even care.
Not like they'll remember.]
"Assuming it even works, I doubt many people will choose to stay. It would be a quiet village with everyone gone."
[What a lonely, pathetic existence- a land filled with people who are essentially the walking dead, or those who have no place in their own worlds. A sad little community of outcasts.
There's that urge to leave, again. Ugh.]