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[craftylikea]

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[craftylikea]

Unfortunate, I would say. Not strange.

[If one lives long enough, that sort of behaviour becomes...if not commonplace, then at least not surprising.]

The rest is certainly strange, though.

[compellingstatement]

[Lyall can't see him doing it, but that first comment is getting a very judgmental raise of one eyebrow.]

I think we have very different definitions of that word.
In any case, he's doubtlessly a bad influence.
Her life seems to be rife with those.
Hardly an excuse for the atrocities she's committed in her own world, but an explanation.

[craftylikea]

[There doesn't seem a point in arguing the semantics of the situation so Lyall does not. Other issues seem more important, besides.]

What exactly has she done?
You mentioned genocide...I presume against humans.

[compellingstatement]

Yes.
Well, she wanted a genocide, anyway.
She was tortured and tormented by humans as a child.
Obviously, it's given her a certain impression of the species as a whole.
Her twin sister was on the opposite side, a friend to the humans.
I really don't know Diva well enough to say what's changed about her, if anything.
But she's a childish and petulant young woman.
And prone to absolutely stupidity where her boyfriend is concerned.
Which... I can appreciate, I suppose.
But if Martin treated me like Tsurugi treats her, we certainly wouldn't be together.

[craftylikea]

Those are certainly quite a few complications.

[An understatement indeed.]

Thank you for letting me know. I will see what I can do about her.

[compellingstatement]

Thank you, Lyall.
I appreciate the help.