October
It's a quiet consolation
A mistake that I don't mind
A mistake that I don't mind
Tobi flashes the Archangel a smile, her eyes brightening for hearing someone else say the word. "Some of them will be for physical therapy, but the rest are for me." She holds out her hand, which quickly becomes a paw, before shifting back into the doctor's slender fingers. "It's probably the only thing I do that can be considered exercise." She adds with a laugh that's as self-deprecating as it is sunny.
Smiling, Tobi shakes her head. "I am very fortunate to be conventionally attractive, here." She agrees, knowing her dark doll-like eyes and naturally high metabolism have much to do with how attractive she is. Neither of which she has any control over at all.
Pulling in a breath, unaware of (or possibly just not commenting on), Amalia's discomfort, Tobi folds her arms comfortably across her chest and nods. "Death by a thousand small cuts is no less tolerable in the end." She says sadly. "Our rules here are very clear. For those who break them...the punishment is no surprise. Better to have derisive consequences that actually change behaviour, than small fines and sentences that can be ignored." Amalia had said history was part of it, but in Stormbreak, it was all of it. "You have to understand that living with an abundance of understanding and second-chances is what led to the Voice's rise. It's what led to an unknowable number of deaths. And now...for every act there is a punishment, that's swift and severe that we might never have to relive out past mistakes."
Smiling, Tobi shakes her head. "I am very fortunate to be conventionally attractive, here." She agrees, knowing her dark doll-like eyes and naturally high metabolism have much to do with how attractive she is. Neither of which she has any control over at all.
Pulling in a breath, unaware of (or possibly just not commenting on), Amalia's discomfort, Tobi folds her arms comfortably across her chest and nods. "Death by a thousand small cuts is no less tolerable in the end." She says sadly. "Our rules here are very clear. For those who break them...the punishment is no surprise. Better to have derisive consequences that actually change behaviour, than small fines and sentences that can be ignored." Amalia had said history was part of it, but in Stormbreak, it was all of it. "You have to understand that living with an abundance of understanding and second-chances is what led to the Voice's rise. It's what led to an unknowable number of deaths. And now...for every act there is a punishment, that's swift and severe that we might never have to relive out past mistakes."
Maybe you'll meet me at the station
Or maybe somewhere down the line
Or maybe somewhere down the line
