Goro "local murder mascot" Akechi [Cʀᴏᴡ] (
doublecrows) wrote2018-06-09 09:06 pm
[Prologue, Saturday: Ion (nicer)]
[Akechi doesn't know why he seeks Ion out when everything is said and done. he doesn't have a reason to, right? but nevertheless, his legs move on automatic, until he finds the green-haired pope wherever he may be this evening]
[he pauses, before he pulls up a smile, soft as the rest]
. . . hello, Ion-san.
How are you this evening?
[he pauses, before he pulls up a smile, soft as the rest]
. . . hello, Ion-san.
How are you this evening?

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I wouldn't complain.
[He folds his hands behind his back, his staff running perpendicular to his body as he does.]
Worried for tomorrow, I suppose, but how are you faring after today's events?
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[in what? in Sharpay, for murdering? in Sharpay. . . for getting caught? in himself, for missing so much vital evidence? which serves only to remind him that he's not a real detective, but a hack who only plays detective?]
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I had hoped no one would give into temptation so easily.
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I had the same hope...and no matter what Sharpay says about the value of her actions, I'm afraid she may grow to regret what she's done.
[But they can't take it back, now. The choices she made can't be erased, only paid for.]
I suppose in a situation like this, with so many variables, it's hard to say exactly what will happen.
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It is. And none of us have magical crystal balls that allow us to see into the future. We can only act to events as they happen.
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At least as far as we know, without knowing what everyone has as a given "gift" to match their title.
[His shoulders fall.]
It's hard not to feel a stroke of guilt. Even without having any way of predicting what may happen, there are still thoughts of "could I have prevented this" and "what if I had only spoken to her more?". I never had the chance to talk to Sharpay, myself.
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I spoke to her twice. And truthfully, because of who she is, I doubt anyone could have talked her out of what she did.