Post by Tristan Carter on Jun 19, 2014 11:03:07 GMT -5
Tristan found himself in the outer circle for a while. Of course, he had chose to go there for reason's he didn't fully comprehend. The place that held the most interest to and indirectly caused the death of the human that created the new shadow now was a place of calm and a curiosity to said shadow. It was the place of his birth, if one wished to see that way. Of course, many other factors added into his creation. The feeling of isolation Tristan had for being shunned within the only group he fit in while he was alive; the sense of anger and frustration at being treated like an incompetent fool, even if he was trying to push that point across; and the sorrow at knowing that his own family didn't care enough to find him were all leading contributions to the melting pot that was Tristan.
And none of that would have happened had Isolde not shown him that there were other Users, Tristan mused. He could see this, and his original saw it as well. Yet both held a peculiar sort of gratitude to her. The shadow was grateful in that she led to his creation. The human Tristan was grateful that she had allowed him to meet so many interesting people and gave him a sense of inclusion for his last stint in life.
Tristan was thinking of these and similar topics when he found himself seeing Isolde from a distance. He started an approach before stopping himself. What if she doesn't want to see me? he asked himself. He had left abruptly last time he had seen her. Surely she was offended by that. Still, the only way he could apologize was if he spoke to her.
He approached slowly, not wanting to disturb her. It seemed she was deep in thought. Still, you need to say sorry, he reminded himself. With a sigh, he disturbed her anyway. "Hi, Isolde," he said sheepishly. "How... How are you doing?"
And none of that would have happened had Isolde not shown him that there were other Users, Tristan mused. He could see this, and his original saw it as well. Yet both held a peculiar sort of gratitude to her. The shadow was grateful in that she led to his creation. The human Tristan was grateful that she had allowed him to meet so many interesting people and gave him a sense of inclusion for his last stint in life.
Tristan was thinking of these and similar topics when he found himself seeing Isolde from a distance. He started an approach before stopping himself. What if she doesn't want to see me? he asked himself. He had left abruptly last time he had seen her. Surely she was offended by that. Still, the only way he could apologize was if he spoke to her.
He approached slowly, not wanting to disturb her. It seemed she was deep in thought. Still, you need to say sorry, he reminded himself. With a sigh, he disturbed her anyway. "Hi, Isolde," he said sheepishly. "How... How are you doing?"