It’s not dying I’m afraid of
”Yes, it is,” she says as he suggests throwing the outsiders out and closing the portals. No sugar there, not that Korbin should have expected any. ”And I’d venture to guess that the Outlanders aren’t the real source of your issue. So what is? Maybe if he was forced to actually face it, to think it through, they might come out on the other side of this a little better off. She is not suggesting they simply trust said Outlanders without some proof, but rather, that maybe the possibility of trusting them is an okay thing to consider.
As Korbin finishes up the hare, she lets go of the fire and turns, beginning to make her way for home with him beside. ”Is it possible you are overthinking this, little brother? I’m not sure there’s one magical thing that will make them belong.” They could jump at command, but that didn’t mean she trusted them to act in Halo’s best interest. ”I think time will help. They can’t know Halo until they experience it, and that doesn’t happen overnight. Also some open mindedness on our part. If we are willing to give them a chance, and they are willing to prove themselves by successful actions, then what more can we ask for?”
As Korbin finishes up the hare, she lets go of the fire and turns, beginning to make her way for home with him beside. ”Is it possible you are overthinking this, little brother? I’m not sure there’s one magical thing that will make them belong.” They could jump at command, but that didn’t mean she trusted them to act in Halo’s best interest. ”I think time will help. They can’t know Halo until they experience it, and that doesn’t happen overnight. Also some open mindedness on our part. If we are willing to give them a chance, and they are willing to prove themselves by successful actions, then what more can we ask for?”
weaver
it’s dying without ever having lived
