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[Is he going to mention anything that happened during the power failures? Definitely not. Not when he could distract himself with something else. Anything else. And his voice now is as cheerful as it's ever been.]

Hey-o, Asgard! Super quick poll time. How many people here would skin me alive if given the chance?

[No reason. Actually, several reasons, but. He follows it with a laugh.]

Not that I'm volunteering... yet. But hypothetically. No consequences, no turnabout, just a good, straightforward flaying of Henrys!

...Or anyone, for that matter. If you could slaughter absolutely anyone here with absolutely no backlash, would you go for it? I mean, it's not like anything you do is gonna follow you back home, so you might as well go wild with it! Doesn't even have to be for any reason, though you can imagine one if you'd like. Maybe you're just curious as to how it feels! --It feels great, by the way.

I've asked before whether anyone had murdering experience, and was kinda surprised at the answer- but I'm wondering if that's changed at all for anyone, just from being here. A lot of folk haven't been in a war before, and I see a lot of people asking or offering lessons in fighting. Which is great and all, but how many have experience in killing? It's a totally different field! And it's kinda the one that counts when it comes down to it.

But getting back to the important question here: skinning of Henry, yes or no? I'll even return the favor, if you want, though I'm a little out of practice. But if anyone wants a gory death for any reason, I'm your guy!

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It's not something we can do anything about. He and Dave aren't the same person and he'll come to see it in time. This incarnation of Dave and he are vastly more similar than the last one. It might help all on its own.

All we can do is listen and be ourselves, minus trying to murder people.

How does it help to have someone even MORE like him around? I mean, I don't really get why it bothers him to begin with, but to be reminded that you're just like this other guy, except with a bigger wingspan sounds like it would do the opposite of help.

I can be good at listening, I think, but it's hard to be myself without a bit of gratuitous carnage.

When you have someone that looks like you, talks like you, once was you but does bullshit you can't quite wrap your head around...

You have a bit more problems than when it's someone you can get along with.

Ohh, that would make it a bit different, huh? I hope it works! He seemed pretty set in his ways, though.

It's up to him whichever way. I'm not going to try to 'fix' anyone. Especially not my brother. He is what he is, and we're family all the fuckin same.

It's hard to fix what isn't broken to start. He's just a bit more feathery than your average sibling!

Now you've got it. If you want to make him happy. [He racks his brain for something harmless.] Learn how to rap.

That rhyming thing, huh? I already tried that once! I think it was the first time I spoke to him, and was the only way I could get him to show off his cool physique!

Doing it once isn't 'learning it'. That's taking the concept out for a test drive before you buy it.

Ohh. So how do you learn something like that? Some of us don't have the natural talent for poetry!

For a start, look up slam poetry. It's often composed to be said out loud. That's the basics of practicing a good flow.

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