Psyche
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He means it. This is the end of him talking to you.
Don't be ridiculous. It's just a regular person, probably a worker from the harbour.
Don't be an idiot and say it. In this day and age, of all times. It won't end well.
You feel uncertain, like a child who's lost his mother in the crowd.
She would like to complain. She would like that very much. But she can't and she won't. 'Though' has gotten her this far and she's not giving it up.
Keeping the habit within the parameters he's given himself takes a lot of focus. It would be easier to simply quit.
Perhaps -- just a thought -- this has something to do with the hangover?
It's, in a way, admirable how quickly he composes himself after such a blow. This man digs authority. Even when it's bullying him.
No. Not a disaster. Weave this into the story of you. Walk out of its ruins. Save those who still can be saved -- I'm on your side.
The centipede is exaggerating -- people don't actually cut their own throats when they're shaving. At least not accidentally.
Why the doom and gloom? It's just a sunken motor carriage. Some motor carriages are bound to end up in the sea.