To that particular point, I honestly don't think he cares? He understands now why it had to go the way it did. I think he understood then. And you're a Belmont. It'd be like holding shoe-chewing against a dog.
It was the first acting according to its nature metaphor that occurred. If you prefer, one wouldn't take personally an eagle dropping fish all over your garden.
You're asking exactly the wrong person. Why would I have ever tried to get him to stop? Leaving aside certain sixteen-year-old outbursts that everyone would like to forget.
I was raised to it as much as you were to monster slaying. We never made dinner without an anatomy lesson. Anyway, if you didn't like someone, you would just not talk to them. Or punch them. Since neither is happening...
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He's being weird.
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[He chooses to simply ignore the absurdity inherent here.]
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I hate to say it. He's acting weirdly paternal.
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Oh. Yes, turns out he'll do that. Hunter ought to just give up and change his name, and Rags is just as caught.
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Yes, that was just the precedent. Nothing I can do to save you.
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I mean. I killed him. We killed him. I'm supposed to hate him.
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...But yes. It's a bit weird every time.
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That's not true! Not...all of it. I can not like someone and still talk to them!
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I think shout is the verb you're looking for.
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