[That sounds entirely too much like Lambda as she's been since they all woke up here. Not really fully understanding or grasping the power that mortality has on people. She's got the spirit, but the deeper implications always seem to elude her. A difference between a hardship and something tragic and horrible that could break a person.
Until it sounds entirely unlike Lambda.
There's the quiet horror in realizing that it's a very good question. If she thought...a tragedy could help the Professor be with someone he loved...
He crosses his legs, leans his arms on his knees. This is going to be a rhetorical question. If she had done it, she would have indicated a knowledge in having done so. It sounds like it was an accident, but that could mean anything. He's going to ask it anyway, evenly, without judgement.]
no subject
Until it sounds entirely unlike Lambda.
There's the quiet horror in realizing that it's a very good question. If she thought...a tragedy could help the Professor be with someone he loved...
He crosses his legs, leans his arms on his knees. This is going to be a rhetorical question. If she had done it, she would have indicated a knowledge in having done so. It sounds like it was an accident, but that could mean anything. He's going to ask it anyway, evenly, without judgement.]
Did you?