Yeah, I think the thing with Kuhn and Bat is going to end up involving the whole Embryon eventually, because... no one in Embryon but Sera can really not react to Bat that way. And even Sera will get pulled into it when Kuhn's actions start hurting people she, let's face it, cares about a lot more than Bat. :(b
Well it's not like I'm going to turn down Sera hugs! XD
Yeah. I mean, Cielo was willing to let it slide as long as it wasn't terribly in his face and Kuhn seemed to know...just how fucked up Bat was. But now that it's become increasingly obvious that Kuhn does view Bat as a comrade, it's not something he'd keep quiet about. Because, well, what if one of them were depending on Kuhn to be a comrade and he chose Bat again?
I'm actually... really liking the implications of this for playing through IC. Hm. Do you think Cielo would bring it up to Sera or Serph or someone so they could call a meeting to work through what Embryon's stance on this thing is gonna be? I think Cielo knows Sera knows...
Yeah, at this point Cielo'd assume that it's something requiring all the Embryon. Who kinda depends on how the conversation goes, assuming it's in the fallout post rather than a separate conversation, but I'd guess that Sera's the most likely. He doesn't know that she knows, but he'd guess that if anyone does know about them, she does. Serph or Gale would also work. Heat...is a little too violent! Cielo'd prefer to have someone else to hold Heat down if necessary when telling him XD
Re: Hahaha SOB, let’s just call this the mini-essay of fail.toppedbyzaworldFebruary 5 2009, 04:31:10 UTC
So! Stick him in a CFUW kill game and let the fun happen! (aka: I fail at thinking these things through before I sign up for them) Moreover, he got to know Prussia a little better, and he liked him, and then finally pinged onto that Canada and America were in fact, the tiny!kids he met in the snow one time, and that also Prussia and England were emotionally connected to those two. Which, honestly how would you feel if that to do your job you had to kill two people you met as children (that you liked), and that in doing so it would affect another person who you respected. Also, add in the fact that to save the most people, you and the people on your side should go out, not the sheep. To sum it up, yeah, guilt, boatloads of guilt. For him dealing with the bodies was one way of dealing with his guilt, but it also affected him in ways related to “holy shit I’ve never seen a dead body like this” because the zombies don’t really count. So, he was a teeensy bit broken by the time he was ousted, and honestly wanted to get taken out in a way
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Re: Hahaha SOB, let’s just call this the mini-essay of fail.toppedbyzaworldFebruary 5 2009, 04:31:47 UTC
I have mentioned that when he’s hurt, Kuhn tends to not notice other people’s feeling as much, yes? He’s horrible at thinking of other people when he’s dealing with his own crap, it’s a major flaw of his, and the one thing he shoulda worked on when he was growing up. So he wasn’t much good helping his teammates in the cell. However even when he’s failing at helping people, he sometimes has a decent sense of how other people would react to him, and for the most part when he’s gone to Cielo for help... well it doesn’t pay off really. He’s terribly fond of Cielo, but for the most part Cielo hasn’t lowered his defenses and just talks “surface conversation” with him. He didn’t really weigh the pros and cons of who to be vulnerable with, he just went with his gut and that told him Bat would be the slightly better option then Cielo. Considering he was wrapped up in himself like he normally gets when he’s hurting, he didn’t even notice the problems Cielo might’ve been having. If he had, he would’ve shoved his problems down to go help him. (
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Re: Hahaha SOB, let’s just call this the mini-essay of fail.ovoretherainbowFebruary 5 2009, 04:48:16 UTC
♥ Yeah honestly if I'd thought through Cielo's reaction at being in a CFUW kill game, I'm not sure I'd have done it. But then there'd be one less essay in the world and wouldn't that be tragic! XD
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Yeah, I think the thing with Kuhn and Bat is going to end up involving the whole Embryon eventually, because... no one in Embryon but Sera can really not react to Bat that way. And even Sera will get pulled into it when Kuhn's actions start hurting people she, let's face it, cares about a lot more than Bat. :(b
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Yeah. I mean, Cielo was willing to let it slide as long as it wasn't terribly in his face and Kuhn seemed to know...just how fucked up Bat was. But now that it's become increasingly obvious that Kuhn does view Bat as a comrade, it's not something he'd keep quiet about. Because, well, what if one of them were depending on Kuhn to be a comrade and he chose Bat again?
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