[Anything else he was going to say is cut off by a violent sneeze as he suddenly sprouts beautiful and undeserved angelic wings from his back. Like the "be not afraid" six pair kind.]
[ BUDDY.... mood though, laurence isn't looking so hot, either. he's not kaworu's biggest fan by any means - thinks he's a weird little dude - but no one should have to suffer today's hell alone. ]
Today sucked, didn't it.
[ voice still a bit hoarse as he kneels beside kaworu. ]
[No one should be his fan so that's totally understandable. Probably why he starts a little when Laurence pays him any mind. He sniffs a little and nods.]
So is self-defense. So is hypnotism or mind control or whatever's going on with Mr. Hawke and Mr. Yuan - it just doesn't tell us why someone would make them kill others. Unless it really is just to test our morals, which would be even more messed up.
It makes sense, doesn't it? It forces our hand. If everyone who killed did it for an apple, we might understand their motivations but also understand punishment for their perceived crimes. If people kill against their will... do we punish them all the same? Does the intent matter if the outcome is the same?
[Usually, he loves talking this sort of philosophy but this time he just sort of mumbles his train of thought before leaning his head against the wall, looking a little sick.]
Maybe. But I don't think anyone should have to die for some kind of test. And they said this whole thing was supposed to be about reflecting on our own mistakes, not who gets to live or die.
Then I'm not sure why I'm here, I wasn't ever really allowed room for mistakes. [He's never done anything wrong and anything bad that happened to him is someone else's fault!! He tilts his head.] And even still, most people have made mistakes. How are there so few here if the point is to reflect?
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