[The joke is registered by her, if dully. She does not smile at it, only studies him quietly and carefully. Mystified, almost. He wasn't screaming at her, or swearing revenge. No, instead...
It seems as if he's trying to tell her that he understands. Her shoulders slump, as if she's a puppet with her strings suddenly cut, and now she only looks exhausted. Not angry at all, or frightening, or defensive. Just tired and sad.
He had the right to be upset at her, but he wasn't. This world seemed full of people like this, who by all rights should avoid her — she certainly did everything in her power to encourage it — and yet they didn't. Why?]
No. [...] I didn't. [Whatever her feelings on 2B, their bloody history, her anger at YoRHa, who lied to all of them, that much was the truth.
His mention of another virus, another Earth, is depressing but unsurprising. She wonders if a virus might be lingering here as well, in this bizarre machine prison masquerading as a paradise, and her sanity teeters at the thought before righting itself.]
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It seems as if he's trying to tell her that he understands. Her shoulders slump, as if she's a puppet with her strings suddenly cut, and now she only looks exhausted. Not angry at all, or frightening, or defensive. Just tired and sad.
He had the right to be upset at her, but he wasn't. This world seemed full of people like this, who by all rights should avoid her — she certainly did everything in her power to encourage it — and yet they didn't. Why?]
No. [...] I didn't. [Whatever her feelings on 2B, their bloody history, her anger at YoRHa, who lied to all of them, that much was the truth.
His mention of another virus, another Earth, is depressing but unsurprising. She wonders if a virus might be lingering here as well, in this bizarre machine prison masquerading as a paradise, and her sanity teeters at the thought before righting itself.]
Was the virus stopped?