GnomeWorks
Adventurer
Charlotte's eyebrow raises ever so slightly as Sildarin apologizes.
Perhaps I was a little too harsh. I'm hungry, I just got up... maybe I should talk to him.
Charlotte watches from where she stands as Sildarin walks to his corner. Her demeaner softens, for a small moment.
Kick him while he's down. If you do, he and his stupid rock will never bother you again...
You, too, Doyle, are a 'rock'. Be careful with your choice of words.
It doesn't matter. Go over there and give him the lecture of his life, that he will never forget.
Well, I'll go over there... though what I will say, I don't know.
Charlotte slowly walks over to Sildarin, thoughts racing through her mind and disappearing as quickly with each heartbeat. She kneels down next to Sildarin, and touches him lightly on the shoulder.
"..." Charlotte is silent for a moment. "Sildarin... your apology is accepted." She says quietly.
She then starts to rise, then decides against it. "And another thing... there is no need to be afraid of your emotions, or your thoughts. Right now, we all depend upon each other. If we hide our thoughts and feelings from each other, then we will get nowhere, as fear and uncertainty overcome us. But if we share what we think, and how we feel, then we will all gain a better understanding of each other... and we will work together better because of it."
She then rises, and returns to her previous position.
Well, he won't be forgetting that anytime soon...
You should've kicked him.
I considered it. But I decided not to... it would have been... cruel, somehow. We all need to work together. We cannot do that if we are divided.
Charlotte then speaks again, louder this time. "This goes for all of us. We were friends in the Academy, but now, we have a greater need to depend upon each other than before. Should we fail in that, then we will fail in survival and finding out what has happened. But, when we come to rely upon each other, and know each other as well as ourselves, then we will be able to go beyond this cave and find out what has happened."
I sound more and more like my father everyday...
And he led you to... him...
Yes, he did. And that is what worries me...
Perhaps I was a little too harsh. I'm hungry, I just got up... maybe I should talk to him.
Charlotte watches from where she stands as Sildarin walks to his corner. Her demeaner softens, for a small moment.
Kick him while he's down. If you do, he and his stupid rock will never bother you again...
You, too, Doyle, are a 'rock'. Be careful with your choice of words.
It doesn't matter. Go over there and give him the lecture of his life, that he will never forget.
Well, I'll go over there... though what I will say, I don't know.
Charlotte slowly walks over to Sildarin, thoughts racing through her mind and disappearing as quickly with each heartbeat. She kneels down next to Sildarin, and touches him lightly on the shoulder.
"..." Charlotte is silent for a moment. "Sildarin... your apology is accepted." She says quietly.
She then starts to rise, then decides against it. "And another thing... there is no need to be afraid of your emotions, or your thoughts. Right now, we all depend upon each other. If we hide our thoughts and feelings from each other, then we will get nowhere, as fear and uncertainty overcome us. But if we share what we think, and how we feel, then we will all gain a better understanding of each other... and we will work together better because of it."
She then rises, and returns to her previous position.
Well, he won't be forgetting that anytime soon...
You should've kicked him.
I considered it. But I decided not to... it would have been... cruel, somehow. We all need to work together. We cannot do that if we are divided.
Charlotte then speaks again, louder this time. "This goes for all of us. We were friends in the Academy, but now, we have a greater need to depend upon each other than before. Should we fail in that, then we will fail in survival and finding out what has happened. But, when we come to rely upon each other, and know each other as well as ourselves, then we will be able to go beyond this cave and find out what has happened."
I sound more and more like my father everyday...
And he led you to... him...
Yes, he did. And that is what worries me...