[At first, she's quiet for a little while. She opens her mouth as if she knew what to say before but now that the camera's rolling, she's second-guessing it. And so there's a pause before she starts talking.]
Matthew's gone.
[... and she looks a little confused, as if she never expected to say those words. They sound so foreign.]... sheesh. Can
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It just... doesn't make sense.]
What?
[His mind's not capable of forming something more intelligent right now.]
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Still, she has to convince herself that it doesn't matter to her. Better to think that he doesn't matter to her. So all you get is a shrug.]
Yeah. Pretty weird, huh?
[She laughs.]
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....
Matthew is gone.
-And finally, it clicks. Matthew, the first person he ever spoke to here, the person he expected would always be here-is gone.]
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In return for the laugh, Saya gets a smirk.]
Huh... and here I always thought he'd outlast me, for some reason.
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Hmm, you would expect him to stick around for a while, huh? Around Vatheon, at least.
But it's really funny how he leaves just as soon as you get used to him.
[And it's a little hypocritical of her to be sad over it.]
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It's just like him, wouldn't you say?
[Still smirking, but it's clear as day how empty it is.]
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Yep. A lot like him.
... you gonna miss him?
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No.
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[She smiles sadly.]
It's okay to miss him, you know. You don't have to be fond of someone to be sad that they're gone.
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You act like I actually cared about that guy.
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Actually even clarified that you don't need to care about someone to miss them. Maybe you're bringing up the word for a reason?
[And then she moves on quickly, before he gets the chance to hang up the phone.]
But hey, it doesn't matter anymore, right? I'm starting to think that you can just kick back in this place and wait for the day you leave without any worries.
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[point, what point]
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Are you always this carefree?
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