[And here is the Marquis in the infirmary; not dressed as per usual, his dark hair unbound and cascading lazily over his shoulders, his right arm in a sling to prevent causing himself further pain just because he feels the constant desire to use it. He looks tired, but better.]
I do believe this is the moment where I say that rumors of my demise
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I've been warden to a few, some wrongly so and much of the folly involved was rightly mine, but I've done my utmost to understand, protect and guide each one, as I do for her now. My choices are made in order to teach and respect her, and should she by chance fall ill or injured, she'll find me at her side to lead her back to health, as she'll find me when she takes a wayward path, to lead her back where she ought to go. As it stands here and as it should for all of us given to the responsibility, she is my ward and my world.
[Awkward pause. He pontificates too much, sorry.]
Thank you, monsieur, for your sensible words.
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The thing is... If any group of people works as a group, they go primitive. It's what we do. Groups are our defense, just the same as herding animals or a school of fish. Get us together in a panic or a rage and we'll follow each other like ducklings right into trouble or tear into each other.
Frankly, either side needs to think for itself, and not get so goddamn mad out of pride. I may resent authority, but I got the cool head to realize that sometimes someone else has something important to say and might have a point, and that goes for warden or inmate.
On another note, how are you feeling?
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