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thisavrou2017-03-05 07:02 am
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( video )
( The device is carefully placed before the video starts, letting it show only the piece of paper in question. It's not quite the wanted signs of the past but it'll do the job.
76. She's calling him out.
The video only stays on for five seconds before it switches off. It's done its job )
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The video only stays on for five seconds before it switches off. It's done its job )
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( It isn't something that you can understand unless you've gone through it yourself, and Ana knows that he has. He hadn't just hidden to keep people safe by letting them believe that he was dead, or because it meant that Talon wouldn't try to hit at him, but because he'd felt as she had. Guilt, disappointment. That he was no longer needed.
Ana had hated the feeling in herself, but knowing that someone she cared for her also felt it? It struck low, especially with all that Jack had done -- all of the good, and the hope. He had done much for the world, and to be left feeling that way was as if saying none of it matter.
But in the aftermath of the explosion it hadn't. Overwatch was done, Jack Morrison dead, and the good that they had done had been shattered. It's painful to think of )
If there was another way-- here could be something different.
( If the secret was out perhaps. There was only them, no one else. No one knew of their world, or Overwatch. It wasn't a fresh start but their actions could count again, if needed )
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Still haven’t given up on getting home.
[He needs something to drive him. It’ll be too easy to get complacent if he doesn’t have a goal to work towards, even if all he’s doing is sitting around waiting for his number to be called.
Jack's fingers itch again, wanting a more substantial touch than just a friendly hand on her shoulder, but he visibly hesitates.]
We've got work to do.
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Settling was a joke itself.
But they're here, they'll work, and even fight -- for home, and to keep themselves busy )
I trust you have something on that.
( For now something could be small, even the slightest bit of information that would give her anything about their prospective chances of going home )
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[He's going to dig, once he gets settled, but even on the ship it was all a brick wall. The Ingress is decidedly beyond him, and he's wished Winston was here on more than one occasion. From what he understands, however, all they can do is sit and wait.]
They've gotta match your signature to the right world before they can send you back.
[So he understands, anyway.]
Might not be the truth, but can't go home either way.
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( It sounded far too convenient to her but it was the only answer he had, which Ana would take to mean was the only answer there was. Or the only answer they'd been given. It didn't sound good, but it was better than nothing )
They took us originally. It sounds like they should have our signatures.
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[She knows him far too well—knows he’s much too paranoid to accept an easy answer like that, even in the face of evidence otherwise. Ana’s quick to voice those concerns, and he nods along, though he supposes there is something of an explanation, shaky as it is..]
The spaceship we were on—the Moira, the Ingress that should have our signatures? Wasn’t supposed to be out in the first place. It’s possible the people here didn’t get anything from it, at least as far as we’re concerned.
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( Not this time at least, and she had gone one time before )
They also sent me away. They may have what they need.
( Unless she went somewhere else which would be a terrifying thing )
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They'll tell you that the you from before belongs to a parallel universe. You remember things back home that I don't, right? I think that has something to do with it.
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( They say, they'll tell you. Yes, Ana did remember something that had happened at home that Jack didn't but she had also left Thisavrou more recently )
Perhaps I remember because I lived it. You haven't disappeared, you haven't had chance to yet.
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[His talents mostly involve pointing a gun at something and pulling the trigger. This is a little out of his wheelhouse.]
I guess what it means is that I’m a different version of the me back home. The one you found.
[Or maybe he’ll just eventually be that version of himself, returned home to the point at which he left.]
Winston would be better at this.
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( He was a scientist. It wouldn't only be the Ingress that could tempt him but the people, the planets. There was much for a scientist to explore here. As for Jack... )
You are still the same Jack I have known. That is what is important.
( Not just one memory. He still remembers the rest of their lives. She'd also know something was fishy with him )
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[He offers her something of a halfhearted smile. It's pained, though not because of anything she's done, simply because this is how he is, now. Jack will try his best for her, and there's still a sincerity to it underneath it all, in spite of everything.]
I'm glad you're back, Ana.
[Even if she doesn't remember being here or gone. It's no secret that Jack is lost without her, a sentiment he doesn't need to voice for her to know.]
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We will figure something out.
( It might not be everything but as long as it's enough to get by, or get out of dodge, will work )