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Why don't you let him decide that?

That would solve two of your problems, wouldn't it? And with minimal risk on your part.

...

[she sighs]

It's not like... I'm not trying.

But it is also unsatisfying?

...Not always.

But it's still frustrating sometimes. And it's not there yet.

Did you know that in the castle game was the first time that Angel and Duality really had a strong opinion on who they wanted to protect?

Sometimes things just take a lot of nurturing.

[...]

For the Ultimate Child Caregiver, I may actually be pretty bad at nurturing.

Good thing your goal is not to raise children then.

[Though who knows if that's true or not. Considering who she has to deal with on a regular basis (aka this guy)]

[rolls her eyes a little]

I think I'd be better at that than this.

Is that so?

Then I think you would get along better more with the naive and innocent types if that were true.

Kids have a reason to be naive and innocent.

That's debatable.

I'm pretty sure having literally not had the opportunity to learn otherwise yet is a good reason. And most kids shouldn't.

When does a person stop being a kid then?

...I don't know.

When did you stop being a kid?

...Well... I volunteered for assassin training when I was ten, so...

[Though he doesn't remember it, then is also the age when he signed up to no longer be a kid]

Well.

There you go. That's a good a measure as any.

...Most people don't need to do that.

Perhaps.

But I imagine it's more common here than not. And by that definition, that would make no one here a child, correct?

Which is why no one here has an excuse. Even if they were naive when they got here, they should have figured things out pretty quickly.

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