Did you know, where I lived, I could make things out of my drawings. If I drew a house, you could open the door and go inside. But I can't do that here, so I think it's because of where I was, and not because of me.
[That's hard to say. If she were less selfish, she might say something about how she'd draw a bridge that would take everyone back home. But aside from knowing how silly that is, she doesn't want anyone to leave. She likes Beacon.]
Maybe I'd draw...something I thought would keep people from hurting so much.
[Mary reaches up to curl her little fingers around his claws.]
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Mmrrmm... Yes. Yes, I will help you. For this.
[But, also, he's got to think about this one.]
What about your pictures?
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[Which she clearly sounds sad about.]
Did you know, where I lived, I could make things out of my drawings. If I drew a house, you could open the door and go inside. But I can't do that here, so I think it's because of where I was, and not because of me.
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[His claws tap lightly against the top of her head.]
If you could do these things here. Crrk. What would you do?
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[That's hard to say. If she were less selfish, she might say something about how she'd draw a bridge that would take everyone back home. But aside from knowing how silly that is, she doesn't want anyone to leave. She likes Beacon.]
Maybe I'd draw...something I thought would keep people from hurting so much.
[Mary reaches up to curl her little fingers around his claws.]
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This is a good thing to do. Why are people hurting?
[But, hm, no, that's not quite the right question. It has too many obvious answers, for starters. He clears his throat and tries again.]
Craw. What is. What is a way that people are hurting that can be helped?
[It's clumsy, but like, that's human speech for you.]