[ he's something. he's just a little guy... roboji is fond of this pat, and shoma grins a bit with that. ]
Yeah, I've thought about being a robotics designer. I have stuff to learn, but it's...something I want to keep doing if I can.
[ and there she continues to talk about her friend and he's very clearly listening, absorbing the information and filing it away for thought. ]
A marionette. [ a puppet? he supposes there are more unusual things by now, and when she describes him and says things...there's a flicker of sympathy. not being allowed to be himself, huh? a trapping of a different kind. ]
...but it sounds like you do. Allow him to be himself and make those mistakes without being mad. [ "that's a good thing", he thinks, though not loud enough for her to hear. ] Is there anything you can do to help him?
[She catches the flicker, and finds it conflict her. It's endearing that he might find some sympathy for poor Pinocchio of course, but it comes with a certain flavour. Does he have something in his life that limits him too?
Could be why he acts so serious. She hopes not. She hopes he can have fun when he wants to.]
Well, we try? [Rosamund nods.] It's just a matter of fixing everything else.
And we do have a plan for that, actually. We were in the middle of it before I came here — or rather, just before the end? I can't say if it'll work until we see the result, but I'm hoping so.
[ wild. that's a mystery for another time, he's carefully locking his feelings back up again to resume the same placid calm as before. ]
One thing always leads to another, right? You start fixing something unrelated and then you find out that it's tied to something else. [ makes sense. ] ...they brought a lot of people here from points in time right before something important was about to happen. So I guess this answers the question about if you'll go back to the exact same time when the tour's over.
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Yeah, I've thought about being a robotics designer. I have stuff to learn, but it's...something I want to keep doing if I can.
[ and there she continues to talk about her friend and he's very clearly listening, absorbing the information and filing it away for thought. ]
A marionette. [ a puppet? he supposes there are more unusual things by now, and when she describes him and says things...there's a flicker of sympathy. not being allowed to be himself, huh? a trapping of a different kind. ]
...but it sounds like you do. Allow him to be himself and make those mistakes without being mad. [ "that's a good thing", he thinks, though not loud enough for her to hear. ] Is there anything you can do to help him?
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Could be why he acts so serious. She hopes not. She hopes he can have fun when he wants to.]
Well, we try? [Rosamund nods.] It's just a matter of fixing everything else.
And we do have a plan for that, actually. We were in the middle of it before I came here — or rather, just before the end? I can't say if it'll work until we see the result, but I'm hoping so.
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One thing always leads to another, right? You start fixing something unrelated and then you find out that it's tied to something else. [ makes sense. ] ...they brought a lot of people here from points in time right before something important was about to happen. So I guess this answers the question about if you'll go back to the exact same time when the tour's over.