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[extradite]

[ As it happens, the boy's voice could be a little quieter, a little more distant - possibly, if he'd ridden in with a horde of the undead. ]

How do you... resign?

[ Slight pause. ]

When I tried to, they weren't the right words. Right sounding. Right on paper. Right to think abou - ...right. Sorry. That's impolite to ask all of a sudden, without a proper greeting. My bad.

[ A hint louder, more rehearsed - ]

Good day. Pleased to meet you. How do you do.

[ And now back to the pathetic old track. ]

If it's all the same to you: how do you resign from something like this?

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[titties]

And the more reasons you have, the harder you can fight, right?

audio;

[extradite]

Isn't that like when you add more and more details to a lie?

audio;

[titties]

It's not a lie if they're right here, is it?

audio;

[extradite]

I meant - adding more and more reasons. Doesn't it come to a point when it seems as if you're trying to justify that you don't think it's worth doing?

audio;

[titties]

What if the reasons were there all this time, and you didn't realize it until the middle of your fight?

audio;

[extradite]

There isn't time to do much thinking in the middle of a fight.

audio;

[titties]

Sometimes, even with that, you still have to make time to think as much as you possibly can.

audio;

[extradite]

If you're busy thinking, you're not doing.

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[titties]

But without thinking, it's an automatic loss.

audio;

[extradite]

Which one do you do more often?

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[titties]

With my type of fight, thinking was fighting.