Easy · Empathy ≥ 2
There's more to his distrust than being a pig. He feels threatened by something obscure in you. What that is, however, remains a puzzle for now.
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There's more to his distrust than being a pig. He feels threatened by something obscure in you. What that is, however, remains a puzzle for now.
He really hates the Hardie boys. Laying off speed for a few days hasn't changed that. Titus ignoring him doesn't help either.
There's a lump in his throat when he thinks of Glen, lying on the plaza mosaic, bleeding.
Here it comes. The last one is the worst one. He only deals with it by drinking copious amounts of 8% beer.
It's survivor's guilt. He feels like he should have died with the others. He may kill himself if he doesn't find a new purpose -- or else go on in this way, not dead, but not really living either.
Judging by the familiarity you feel toward him -- two years minimum? Or maybe a short, but close stint on the task force...
He sincerely thought it was going to be amusing. For both of you.
Everyone felt perfectly safe in your company. He doesn't know what he's talking about.
No one has been afraid of you without you knowing. They all felt perfectly safe.
Him being there with his son -- it was not a coincidence. It's difficult to see, but he was worried about you. And also interested in the Feld building.
Kim also tries not to look at the pile of tape viscera on the carpet. Or the weird suitcase on the hat rack. Or the potted plant dying in the corner. But it's all just too morbid to ignore.