Then there you go. [There's a pause, a hand coming up to fiddle with the edge of his hood.] Spotting the corruption is hard, but the hardest part, I think, is facing the fact it can be anybody. We didn't really set off to a good start when it claimed a little girl as its first victim.
But the more we learn about how it can change people, the better chance we have of figuring out how to find it earlier.
Probably. [He sounds content to let it go.] In any case, think about it for a while even if you don't answer me or come up with an answer at all. It's a good question to think about.
...no. It's about what they're capable of and the choices they make with that capability. [...] I know some people who made some really bad choices before, but it was for the greater good even if the methods were wrong. Likewise, I've known people who made good choices that ended really poorly.
I want to believe everything could be black and white, but it's not. That's all.
There are some people that are definitely bad, just like there are some that are definitely good. But those people that are one or the other are really rare so it's mostly a lot of complicated people.
[A shrug.] Maybe I'm just used to working with complicated people.
...it's sort of a long story? But it was a place for people like me that was supposed to help us complete something really important. A lot of the people I worked with were kind of weird, but I got used to it until I left.
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Unless you're saying there's no pattern, and it's someone completely different from the two of them.
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[And that reason is to know people. better to pinpoint why they might go crazy later and help them.]
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But the more we learn about how it can change people, the better chance we have of figuring out how to find it earlier.
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...no. It's about what they're capable of and the choices they make with that capability. [...] I know some people who made some really bad choices before, but it was for the greater good even if the methods were wrong. Likewise, I've known people who made good choices that ended really poorly.
I want to believe everything could be black and white, but it's not. That's all.
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[A shrug.] Maybe I'm just used to working with complicated people.
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