Well, the musty metallic odor is probably the one of blood.Don't open the door.
The body in the bag? Uehera. The memory of her pulling the protagonist to his feet? Pure fantasy.
Face it. The protagonist is a stone-cold killer. Amnesiac too. Don't trust him.
Wait, you do not want to chop off a piece of her as a memento? Now that's just cold.Aw. It was too early for her to die. But hey, it was probably long enough for the Codex to get attached, so...
But will A do that? It seems like A will just play into the fantasy that she was killed by some unknown entity. Not sure B helps much either, but it might hopefully at least divert the others attention off us for a while.Why should we not open the door, though? The sooner we get in touch with our inner self, the better.
Wait, no manly tears? I distinctly remember there were manly tears!treave said:I… I was looking for something. Someone.
There is a light, rustling sound.
Just look at B. 'Never saw her'. 'Her fault'. 'Not my problem'.
That can probably happen either way, eh (ie, in A or B)? Flopping back to B just in case. (not that it will do much good)Just look at B. 'Never saw her'. 'Her fault'. 'Not my problem'.
All that denial and repression is a fast track to becoming the guilt-filled, unhinged creeper Shinoseki was born to be. He just needs to latch on to another woman to prove to her it's not his fault at all.
But what guilt are we talking about if it's a genuine refusal to be held responsible?treave said:All that denial and repression is a fast track to becoming the guilt-filled, unhinged creeper Shinoseki was born to be.