Based on this newspaper, I think it's quite possible that our dearly departed can see us - which means that that may have helped to motivate the stars' advice for you.
I know full well that they can, and that Reigen's the one who wrote the Gemini section. That doesn't mean he's right.
He's treating his murderer like a good person who just needs some advice. So maybe, just maybe, we can assume that he's not exactly the most accurate judge of how good and kind people will be when they hear about this?
Then allow me to present you with the opposite side. How do you think they will feel when they find out that you killed Reigen and you've been lying to them about it and acting like things are normal? Sympathetic?
So, you're prolonging the inevitable, because right now, it feels better to pretend, knowing that it will be far, far worse whenever they return to us.
What you're playing at right now isn't real friendship. If you give 'em the truth, they can decide whether they hate you or still wanna be your friend. That should be up to them, not you.
...I really thought Nico got it. And maybe he would've, if I hadn't gone and screwed it all up killing Reigen. I've already ruined everything on my own. Again. Like always.
Well, then maybe it's time to look at why you keep doing that, take responsibility for it, and work on doing better.
Like I said before, put everything you got into bringing the dead — and especially him — back to life at the end of this thing. Even if you can't make things right you can make them better.
Buddy, look at yourself, things already suck. I don't think anything you could do in this situation would make you hate yourself that much more than you do right now.
Look, I know I'm not your favorite guy, but I'm here to help you out with this if you want. I could ask the three of 'em to meet up with me without saying what it was about, and you could tell 'em the truth there. Having someone else in the room would probably help keep things from gettin' too ugly if you're afraid of that, and I can tell 'em I advised you not to say anything at first to take some of the heat off you and put it on me.
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Not as easy as all the pretending I've been doing since the minute I got here, but that sure gave me plenty of practice.
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Based on this newspaper, I think it's quite possible that our dearly departed can see us - which means that that may have helped to motivate the stars' advice for you.
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He's treating his murderer like a good person who just needs some advice. So maybe, just maybe, we can assume that he's not exactly the most accurate judge of how good and kind people will be when they hear about this?
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Sue me for not wanting to torch every good thing I have here just because I should do the right thing.
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At least this way, I can...it's not losing if I plan for it.
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*without the reigen murder ]
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You don't even know.
...I really thought Nico got it. And maybe he would've, if I hadn't gone and screwed it all up killing Reigen. I've already ruined everything on my own. Again. Like always.
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Like I said before, put everything you got into bringing the dead — and especially him — back to life at the end of this thing. Even if you can't make things right you can make them better.
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Why should I want to make things better if it means everything for me will have to get worse?
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Look, I know I'm not your favorite guy, but I'm here to help you out with this if you want. I could ask the three of 'em to meet up with me without saying what it was about, and you could tell 'em the truth there. Having someone else in the room would probably help keep things from gettin' too ugly if you're afraid of that, and I can tell 'em I advised you not to say anything at first to take some of the heat off you and put it on me.
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