audience: emma perkins

[cyclists]

Comments

[cyclists]

It's hard to say, because the darkness can affect people in different ways. Some people are more open to it than other though...those are the people I'm worried about the most. The darkness only unlocks feelings that are already there. It doesn't create something new...it just corrupts it.

[They shake their head.] It's not that she's more at a risk. It's more that I don't want to see anything bad happen to her. She's been really nice. [...] Partners are supposed to look after each other anyway, and while some partnerships are those I don't really like, there are others I think can work out okay.

[foodbin]

So... People who already have a lot of negative emotions or traits already. But then - why Mary?

Yeah. She's a good kid... I'll look out for her, for sure.

[cyclists]

[....]

Some people are much better at hiding their negative emotions and thoughts than others. [Mary was Not Okay. But they seem to relax when she agrees to watch out for Naminé.]

Thanks a lot. Those are the main things I can think of right now.

[foodbin]

...Children are terrifying.

[emma that's not what you should be taking from this

But she gives a nod.]

You got it, captain.

[cyclists]

They really, really are. [They sound amused. Sol is still on the sand and doesn't plan on moving.]

Any other questions for today?

[foodbin]

[She shakes her head.]

I think that's it, unless you need me for anything else.

[cyclists]

I think that's it for now. [They're going to stay at the beach for a while.] ...thanks.

[For...what...they don't specify.]