It was more the palm than anything else, but she really wanted to be dramatic about it. [shrugs] Very early on in this voyage, she came to my door with one of her little friends, whose name escapes me. They were being very annoying, so I locked them in shadows and told them to decide which one would die.
[could not be more blasé about it than he is right now.]
She tried to use fire magic in that enclosed space, and, well. It was so funny I actually didn't even make one of them kill the other at all.
[ "Early on into this voyage" really puts this into perspective huh. It must've been even before he got here. March or April of last year, something like that. At the same time, his last big impression of the Captain was in August with the race, and between that and this story, he isn't surprised by this sort of behavior at all; but what a nice change it's been that it hasn't been a pattern lately. What wonders finding someone to care about does to a person. ]
And she still held onto that to bring it up at the trial? The fire and not the whole choosing-who-dies part of that setup? ... You'd think she'd be more mad about the enforced murder than accidentally pan-searing herself.
[ Like he gets it, maybe she didn't want to air that to the whole ship, but man, that volume. And anyway she seemed mad enough (and young enough) that she'd be willing to sling anything at the Captain to indict him. ]
I don't think I even remember why she brought it up. I just remember how loud she was being.
[ And that Ylva bit off a piece of her podium. And Nobunaga turned into a gunblade... ]
Edited (this is what i get for writing at 3 am) 2023-03-25 07:27 (UTC)
She's almost exclusively mad at that part. Namely because she is fully aware it was her own fault, and she is pathologically incapable of admitting that. That's what makes it so funny.
I shouldn’t be an armchair psychologist, but it sounds either like she isn’t used to failure or she’s too used to not being taken seriously.
[ She doesn’t exactly make it easier on herself in the latter case, but he gets it, honestly. (Still hard to deal with.) ] Well. That’s just how teenagers are, still figuring it out. Would you call her the most annoying person you’ve ever had on board? I wouldn’t think so, given how many have come through here, but I don’t know.
Hey, I don't know everything she's done. [ Snark snark. ] I've been here since June, so yes, but I never talked to her. Most of my experience had been hearing her laugh from two decks over.
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[could not be more blasé about it than he is right now.]
She tried to use fire magic in that enclosed space, and, well. It was so funny I actually didn't even make one of them kill the other at all.
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And she still held onto that to bring it up at the trial? The fire and not the whole choosing-who-dies part of that setup? ... You'd think she'd be more mad about the enforced murder than accidentally pan-searing herself.
[ Like he gets it, maybe she didn't want to air that to the whole ship, but man, that volume. And anyway she seemed mad enough (and young enough) that she'd be willing to sling anything at the Captain to indict him. ]
I don't think I even remember why she brought it up. I just remember how loud she was being.
[ And that Ylva bit off a piece of her podium. And Nobunaga turned into a gunblade... ]
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[ She doesn’t exactly make it easier on herself in the latter case, but he gets it, honestly. (Still hard to deal with.) ] Well. That’s just how teenagers are, still figuring it out. Would you call her the most annoying person you’ve ever had on board? I wouldn’t think so, given how many have come through here, but I don’t know.
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