abandonware: ([ 18. ])

i lost this...i'm so sorry

[personal profile] abandonware 2019-03-12 05:49 am (UTC)(link)
[A2, already quiet, seems to grow so much so that she sucks all the noise out of the room. The repetitive, soothing motion of her hand working the file along Konoha's hoof slows some.

She considers her answer. Nothing seems sufficient, but this time she is honest.]


I've never thought I deserved one.

[It's said without much inflection. She pauses, then resumes her work.]
abandonware: ([ 40. ])

i am!

[personal profile] abandonware 2019-03-14 08:10 pm (UTC)(link)
[In the months before, this conversation would not have even been considered. She would have dismissed it outright as worthless sentiment, pointless and unwanted. Today though, she has come to comfort Konoha of her own accord. Today, she was listening to her friend.

Her brow furrows. Often sadness takes its time to reach her: it's always easier to be angry, to feel nothing. Right now it lurks in the impassive flatness of her tone as she responds.]


Why do you think that?
abandonware: ([ 43. ])

[personal profile] abandonware 2019-03-25 06:19 am (UTC)(link)
[There's a million things she can think to say to that. That she was designed to serve. That soon, inevitably, she would leave this place and be dropped back into her ruined Earth, and either the machines would kill her or 9S would.

It was easier, when she belonged nowhere, and nothing belonged to her. Existing was easier.

She doesn't say anything for a while. Eventually though... ]


It's wasted on me.

[She was afraid.]

When I get back home, I'll fulfill my oath.

[She doesn't want to say what it is.]

When you have a name...

You're remembered.

But I don't want to be remembered.
abandonware: ([ 28. ])

[personal profile] abandonware 2019-03-28 06:33 am (UTC)(link)
[For Konoha's sake, A2 wishes she could forget her. It was always the remembering, that was hardest. It settled like stones on your chest. A2 had tried to destroy herself rather than experience it for longer than she had to.

She doesn't really know what to say. She wasn't meant to know this, to hear these things, to have someone care about whether she lived or died.]


...

[She sighs.]

No matter what I say, you're gonna think that, huh.

[It's a concession, not an argument.]