[ There's a lot of reasons for that, Rinoa thinks, and they mainly stem from the fact that Nida doesn't seem to value himself the way the rest of them do. But he's put himself through the ringer enough today; she doesn't need to add to it. ]
[ Rinoa has a sudden, very belated realization, and pulls a face at herself in the mirror across from her bed. Sometimes, she thinks, she's so... so... ]
Is it weird? Me calling it home? I mean, I know I wasn't born there...
[ She wants to disagree, but she worries any words she offers will ring hollow. So she tries something different. ]
I know you don't want to go there, but maybe someday we can go and have a picnic in the forests outside? There are some lovely clearings! I think you'd like it.
Talk Squall into giving me a long weekend, then. I need extra time when having to deal with trains and I'm not ordered to be okay the second I step off.
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The future's looking good!
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[Rinoa, he's really not. Please don't claim otherwise.]
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[ Maybe he doesn't have a lot of faith in himself. Rinoa, on the other hand, has faith in everyone. ]
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I dunno how I can explain it! I just... I believe you're important, even if you don't.
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I trained her, of course, but... I don't think every dog could do what she does!
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Ah! But then that brings it back to what I said, right?
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Which makes you special.
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Same! Maybe it's because we share a home?
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[Maybe Nida just wasn't taught to value himself.]
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Is it weird? Me calling it home? I mean, I know I wasn't born there...
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I know you don't want to go there, but maybe someday we can go and have a picnic in the forests outside? There are some lovely clearings! I think you'd like it.
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