[It's... kind of her, he thinks, to try and lift his spirits. But he was in the room when Ronan started coming apart. It hadn't been anything physical.]
I'm not so certain the nanites can help him this time. But I'll tell you. If he comes back.
They were all different. We could go anywhere. Do anything. I made an entire world, once. From nothing. And then we took one of the stars I had made back with us.
[Literal is just fine, in this instance. There are so many things taken from dreams here at the Meadows. Maybe everything except Kylo himself and his scattered belongings is a dream Ronan had once.
Kylo feels sure Ronan would have kept that star, though— he'd asked him to hold it for him, after all. Later, he'll go hunting for it... and likely leave destruction in his wake when he can't find it. He's broken a lot of things since Ronan's death.]
Maybe. We should have kept it in a jar. On the dresser.
Sometimes, people simply can't understand. Sometimes, it's not entirely their fault when it's beyond their comprehension, I believe.
[ Sometimes. ]
You are my friend. [ And she has her suspicions she doesn't know everything about Kylo Ren. The violence and anger she's seen, possibly only glimpses of his true power and capability to do much worse.
But as far as she's seen here, he hasn't. And he's been awfully kind with her, but most importantly, honest. People have used her in the past and lied to her face, so honesty is something she values tremendously. ] I will always lend an ear if you need it.
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[ Adults often made cruel decisions and this seemed no different. ]
He'll return, Kylo. We are imPorts after all.
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Names are important, Haru. Lachesis measures the thread. Atropos cuts it. There's no coming back from that.
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[ A harrowing thought. ]
We can't be so certain, can we? Atropos may be powerful, but the nanites in our bodies have always brought us back. It can't fail this time.
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[It's... kind of her, he thinks, to try and lift his spirits. But he was in the room when Ronan started coming apart. It hadn't been anything physical.]
I'm not so certain the nanites can help him this time. But I'll tell you. If he comes back.
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[ It's too cruel a fate for someone, she thinks. ]
Are you okay?
[ She fully expects a no, given the circumstances. ]
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In the end, he can't answer her question. Not directly.]
I don't dream, without Ronan. I'd forgotten.
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I don't know where Ronan put it.
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Maybe he put it somewhere for safekeeping? Like in an antique box?
[ She thinks very literally at times. ]
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Kylo feels sure Ronan would have kept that star, though— he'd asked him to hold it for him, after all. Later, he'll go hunting for it... and likely leave destruction in his wake when he can't find it. He's broken a lot of things since Ronan's death.]
Maybe. We should have kept it in a jar. On the dresser.
[There's a pause, and then a second message:]
Thank you.
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What for?
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Asking. Caring.
Everything.
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You do not have to thank me, but you are welcome, Kylo.
I only wish I had been able to do something to help.
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I won't forget it.
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[ Sometimes. ]
You are my friend. [ And she has her suspicions she doesn't know everything about Kylo Ren. The violence and anger she's seen, possibly only glimpses of his true power and capability to do much worse.
But as far as she's seen here, he hasn't. And he's been awfully kind with her, but most importantly, honest. People have used her in the past and lied to her face, so honesty is something she values tremendously. ] I will always lend an ear if you need it.
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You're a good friend. I won't forget that, either.