[ Sometimes, cynicism or optimism are truly the only options. Or so would say the smaller male. ]
...Three years since then.
[ Ganymede answers honestly. He escaped when he was twenty-two. ]
The upside is that I haven't seen anything or heard of the organization operating anywhere. So, it can be that I have nothing to be concerned with in regards to my immediate surroundings, and I will just have to assume that's the case.
[ But reality is a bit more cruel, isn't it? Ganymede isn't so optimistic to assume that, and he still lives in fear. But he's not going to bother complaining about that either. He can't help that kind of paranoia, and he thinks it'll never go away. He has accepted that, amongst other issues that he has...but that being said, he fully trusts Michel enough to discuss these at all. Which is why he doesn't feel like he has lost something by saying what he has now. ]
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...Three years since then.
[ Ganymede answers honestly. He escaped when he was twenty-two. ]
The upside is that I haven't seen anything or heard of the organization operating anywhere. So, it can be that I have nothing to be concerned with in regards to my immediate surroundings, and I will just have to assume that's the case.
[ But reality is a bit more cruel, isn't it? Ganymede isn't so optimistic to assume that, and he still lives in fear. But he's not going to bother complaining about that either. He can't help that kind of paranoia, and he thinks it'll never go away. He has accepted that, amongst other issues that he has...but that being said, he fully trusts Michel enough to discuss these at all. Which is why he doesn't feel like he has lost something by saying what he has now. ]