That's why you talk it out. [...] Yamato and I wanted the same thing even if we didn't agree on how to do it at first. But we figured it out. It's possible.
Yamato is a good person and a good friend. Not everyone will be. Some people can't be reasoned with.
And it only makes it harder to do anything, because people will assume that because you share one ideal, you must hold all the same morals as them. That you are the same kind of threat.
[...at this point, he's not sure what to say to that.]
Then you find a way to communicate with them and learn what their wants and morals are and how your differences can help each other. I get that maybe not everyone can, but...it's just what I think.
[the thing about it is, the change of heart is a little too sudden. so he looks at her for a moment before he kind of looks away instead toward the other christmas boxes and begins packing up his own stuff.]
...don't worry about it, Luxanna. I'm sure you'll do whatever you think works best and it'll turn out.
[she doesn't have to humor him, basically. so it's fine.]
I think that's probably because you're so used to your own world. [a light grin.] People who aren't used to yours would probably say the same thing. When the digimon first came to earth, there was so much they didn't know and wanted to learn but it was all the mundane stuff for us. Ever since then I guess I've tried to think about what it would be like for someone else.
It wasn't like we chose to go to the digital world ourselves the first time. Your magic is something you can do yourself without anything or anybody else.
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And it only makes it harder to do anything, because people will assume that because you share one ideal, you must hold all the same morals as them. That you are the same kind of threat.
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Then you find a way to communicate with them and learn what their wants and morals are and how your differences can help each other. I get that maybe not everyone can, but...it's just what I think.
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so
she brightens! ]
Yes, you're probably right. It's just something I'll have to work on, I suppose!
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...don't worry about it, Luxanna. I'm sure you'll do whatever you think works best and it'll turn out.
[she doesn't have to humor him, basically. so it's fine.]
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I appreciate the thought. Hopefully this time, that will be true.
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[if only because he maybe understands a few things now.]
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Of course. I'm sorry to have... Taken over the conversation.
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[he could have just not questioned what he saw.]
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I'm far more interested in getting to know everyone else better than I am in talking so much about myself.
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I suppose I never really thought about it?
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... But I understand.
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[ THAT SEEMS? LIKE MAGIC? ]
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[ SINCERELY, HOW? ]
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I used to burst into a glow without meaning to, as a child.
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That would've been a huge surprise to anyone, I bet. How'd you learn to control it?
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... Sylas taught me how.
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...I see. [hm. time to change the subject.] And then you got stronger. What all can your magic do?
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