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Vergil: I apologise for accusing you of reveling in what's happened. I know that isn't true.

Thancred: No need to apologize. I sincerely wish you were right.

[Because if Thancred were a horrible person he would be way more happy, obviously.]

Vergil: So do I.

Thancred: It would make things easier. Alas, I have been cursed with a conscience.

Vergil: I'll keep believing you're an asshole then, if it will make you feel any better.

Thancred It will not, much to my disappointment.
Thancred: I spoke to Lahabrea.

Vergil: Did you? What about?

Thancred: Exactly what you'd expect.
Thancred: He apologized, not that I asked or desired it of him. And he said he wishes to die.

[Oh.

That's cool that's great that's how you want to hear your boyfriend's doing. The response takes a long time.]

Vergil: I'm sure it does nothing to help you but I'm sure too that he means it. They are incredibly gentle, loving people, as a rule. If not for the mind control they would never have done this.

Thancred: I am aware. That is precisely why I wanted no apology. He cannot apologize to me for what was not done of his own free will.
Thancred: Nevertheless, he must live with the burden of guilt so long as his mind remains free. I mentioned this to you only to be sure he is looked after.

Vergil: I have yet to see him. But I won't let him hurt himself when I do.

[. . .

he is "typing" for quite some time.]

Thancred: You have my thanks, strange as that may seem.
Thancred: I would not wish what he is experiencing on my worst enemy.
Thancred: Which, coincidentally, he is.

Vergil: Funny how that works. If we're being so honest at the moment, I don't really dislike you.

Thancred: Nor I you.
Thancred: Though you realise that only makes our relationship more awkward?

Vergil: Does it? I don't see the problem.

Thancred: It is always more difficult when you like the people whose agendas you must oppose.

Vergil: I'm flattered you like me so much that it might be a moral dilemma for you. That sort of contradiction is only par for the course to me.

Thancred: Either you are more personable than I, or you're choosing the wrong enemies.

Vergil: Neither. An enemy is the closest I've had to some sort of friend or companion until now.

Thancred: Please get more friends.

Vergil: I did, you're quite familiar with them.

Thancred: Allow me to revise.
Thancred: Please get better friends.

Vergil: No, I don't think so, I like these ones.

Thancred: And that is precisely why you need better experiences.

Vergil: Clearly you wouldn't understand.

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