[ i know i cannot judge but looks at this timestamp... that aside, jeanne's question is an interesting. she's not why jeanne is bothering to as her, but... she'll cross her arms across her chest before answering. ]
If you're curious if I would do the same as Virid, I wouldn't. I don't care enough about this competition to think about killing anyone in order to get ahead.
[ a pause as though she thinks of something else for a moment but doesn't comment on it. instead, she considers how virid was given back his memory. odd choice. ]
As for being able to remember what he forgot just moments of his death seems unfair if not weird. Why would they do that? What would the point be?
[ you really can't when you consider half of your tags to me in crau were at that time
Does it speak more of her own character or of Izumo's character that the interpretation of her question was that? When Jeanne's main goal is to know how Izumo is feeling and how and what she thinks will happen next, what Izumo would want to happen next.
She levels a very careful look Izumo's way. ]
I was not asking if you would be a murderer, Izumo, but thank you for that assertion.
[ It's said gently but firmly. ]
I would not say any of what transpired was fair. A way to capture nova seems that it requires something intense, and if the majority had not voted for him, I don't think it'd be impossible that he'd be able to live with what was returned to him.
[ Although she's not sure if that's true, but she doesn't think it's a wrong theory either. Perhaps someone can confirm or deny it. ]
So, the murders are another way to reclaim novas for ourselves? [ she doesn't quite discount that but it's definitely something she missed when it came to the discussion with the leaders. now that jeanne brought it up again, she does recall that.
it's...interesting. a very interesting choice of words. hmm. ] I can't tell if that's more dangerous than the competition or not, and if it's true, what do you suppose we should do?
Simply telling people not to kill one another might not be as simple as that.
We don't know that for sure. Something that happens once isn't an absolute, and I don't think any of us would like to have another opportunity to confirm.
[ She shakes her head. What any of them like and what they will experience won't always coincide. Life is like that, and hey, they're in a murdergame, not that they know that. ]
The competition is whichever team collects the most nova. [ So if it's true that murder helps with collecting nova, it's part of the competition. It may not be the type of competition they want, but it is a way to compete. That much is something Jeanne can't deny. ]
Someone may bring that up, but it's hard to stop someone without knowing them.
But there will be those who will make the declaration that we shouldn't consider killing one another, and they'll end up with egg on their face when someone else decides to go against the grain.
[ closes eyes at monday. ]
I don't care much for the competition myself, but I am curious about what is going on here. [ sure, she could just follow orders and what she's been told but if she's going to be told to kill? hmm. ] I feel like there has to be something bigger than what we've been told, and I'm interested in that.
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If you're curious if I would do the same as Virid, I wouldn't. I don't care enough about this competition to think about killing anyone in order to get ahead.
[ a pause as though she thinks of something else for a moment but doesn't comment on it. instead, she considers how virid was given back his memory. odd choice. ]
As for being able to remember what he forgot just moments of his death seems unfair if not weird. Why would they do that? What would the point be?
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Does it speak more of her own character or of Izumo's character that the interpretation of her question was that? When Jeanne's main goal is to know how Izumo is feeling and how and what she thinks will happen next, what Izumo would want to happen next.
She levels a very careful look Izumo's way. ]
I was not asking if you would be a murderer, Izumo, but thank you for that assertion.
[ It's said gently but firmly. ]
I would not say any of what transpired was fair. A way to capture nova seems that it requires something intense, and if the majority had not voted for him, I don't think it'd be impossible that he'd be able to live with what was returned to him.
[ Although she's not sure if that's true, but she doesn't think it's a wrong theory either. Perhaps someone can confirm or deny it. ]
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So, the murders are another way to reclaim novas for ourselves? [ she doesn't quite discount that but it's definitely something she missed when it came to the discussion with the leaders. now that jeanne brought it up again, she does recall that.
it's...interesting. a very interesting choice of words. hmm. ] I can't tell if that's more dangerous than the competition or not, and if it's true, what do you suppose we should do?
Simply telling people not to kill one another might not be as simple as that.
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We don't know that for sure. Something that happens once isn't an absolute, and I don't think any of us would like to have another opportunity to confirm.
[ She shakes her head. What any of them like and what they will experience won't always coincide. Life is like that, and hey, they're in a murdergame, not that they know that. ]
The competition is whichever team collects the most nova. [ So if it's true that murder helps with collecting nova, it's part of the competition. It may not be the type of competition they want, but it is a way to compete. That much is something Jeanne can't deny. ]
Someone may bring that up, but it's hard to stop someone without knowing them.
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But there will be those who will make the declaration that we shouldn't consider killing one another, and they'll end up with egg on their face when someone else decides to go against the grain.
[ closes eyes at monday. ]
I don't care much for the competition myself, but I am curious about what is going on here. [ sure, she could just follow orders and what she's been told but if she's going to be told to kill? hmm. ] I feel like there has to be something bigger than what we've been told, and I'm interested in that.
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Have you talked to your Leader?
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I have.
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But I plan to once I know more to have a proper conversation with them.