Mm - I asked him to keep an eye out for someone; someone who has stolen things from me. He tells me he can get my things back for me, and I am not getting the sense that he's going to take "no, I'll handle this myself" as an answer.
I asked questions about what his methods would be. Wasn't very impressed with the answers. He wouldn't agree to solve my problem in my way, so I told him no. He is not being reliable, and he's being stubborn, and I'm not going to coddle him over it.
It - it's not a case of coddling, he's just - kind of all about his freedom to make his own choices right now. I know the feeling. Being free for the first time is --
He wants to impress you, dude. He feels useless after what happened with Fiona and to me. He just wants a victory for once, you know? I don't think it's something to be disappointed in him over.
I know. I just think that considering the circumstances, he should probably be cut a little slack. Just a little! This was just a bad time, is all. He'll listen to reason.
[Maybe Angel is the one he should have gone to in the first place, he thinks. She's a young girl and she's too soft on Rhys, but she is more level-headed.]
A man has stolen my pills and is trying to ransom them back to me. Nothing I need now, nothing dire, but it's nothing I'm gonna stand for.
Uh, yeah, I-- in addition to everything else I said, there's extra reason for him to be weird about it. We've done that before. Stolen pills, that is. Oh geez.
Ergh. It felt justified at the time! Don't judge too harshly.
Though. Looking back, part of that was me acting out after being freed? The freaking hero squad had arrested Jack for abducting us, and he was being put on trial, and it was all so freaking dumb and I was really resentful over how everyone else got to decide how Jack was punished for something he did to us. Rhys needed the pills, sure, but it was also about how House was being a douchebag and about how I wanted to separate myself from-- you know. It was about being a bandit and not a damsel.
Er, sorry. Rambling. I just didn't really think of it that way until now.
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I mean - what? In line how? What has he done.
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[ Irrelevant. ]
-- never mind. I guess I can talk to him.
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He's seen three friends die, yeah, I know that. His life is not going well. But none of our lives are, are they.
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He needs less slack than he gets. It'll do him good in the long run.
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Can I ask what all this was about to start with? Or is that, uh, overstepping.
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A man has stolen my pills and is trying to ransom them back to me. Nothing I need now, nothing dire, but it's nothing I'm gonna stand for.
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Oh.
Uh, yeah, I-- in addition to everything else I said, there's extra reason for him to be weird about it. We've done that before. Stolen pills, that is. Oh geez.
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Though. Looking back, part of that was me acting out after being freed? The freaking hero squad had arrested Jack for abducting us, and he was being put on trial, and it was all so freaking dumb and I was really resentful over how everyone else got to decide how Jack was punished for something he did to us. Rhys needed the pills, sure, but it was also about how House was being a douchebag and about how I wanted to separate myself from-- you know. It was about being a bandit and not a damsel.
Er, sorry. Rambling. I just didn't really think of it that way until now.
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Geez, now I feel even dumber for the rambling.
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