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[ch. 6] post-investigation, w/ akechi
[Haha, is there anyone who isn't dead on the inside after today?
Probably not.
Veronica's approaching Akechi like a normal person a couple hours after the investigation. It looks like she's been crying, but, uh. At least she didn't have a meltdown in front of a glass case?]
... Ion left a letter for you. I couldn't keep it after the investigation, so I— I thought you should know so you can request it after tomorrow's trial.
Probably not.
Veronica's approaching Akechi like a normal person a couple hours after the investigation. It looks like she's been crying, but, uh. At least she didn't have a meltdown in front of a glass case?]
... Ion left a letter for you. I couldn't keep it after the investigation, so I— I thought you should know so you can request it after tomorrow's trial.
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Why are you sorry? What's done is done. What can we do about it?
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[She doesn't mean to snap, but. Akechi, please embrace your one (1) feeling. They're all grieving.]
You're a Historian. You know all about the letters that were publicly shown this week. If you want to say "what's done is done" and act like there's nothing we can do for the people who died, fine. But you know better than that. We all do.
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[but he does say, because he's a li'l shit who is his own worse enemy, the following]
I wasn't pushing for this "happy ending" because I cared about it.
[Akechi. . .]
It was my job. As a Historian. I was simply completing my duty.
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Imagine you weren't chosen as a Historian. Your choices, your future, everything — it's up to you to decide what to push for. What would you have done, then?
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I don't know.
[he knows he isn't that kind of person]
i am now dying with added context
[She's not going to judge him for not knowing, honestly.]
Following instructions is great and all, but what's the point if you never do anything for yourself?