You did. You did conclude it was a bad plan and I probably didn't need to spend all those paragraphs expanding on why it was such a bad plan. I just-- Oh, I don't know. I just have feelings about culpability and how one moves on after doing reprehensible things. And... you're right that I might have gotten my feelings about Jack mixed up into things, admittedly. Or rather, my feelings about my own... I'm not sure what the right word should be. That is to say, when I was with Jack I found out about various things he did before coming here and *I* gave him a free pass on all of them until I found out it had led to him doing something *I* found unforgivable--when a better man might have left long ago. *I* was the one who re-categorized such things as 'okay.'
(He hasn't done most of it yet, if it helps you or your friends when it comes to interacting with Baby Jack.)
But about Dimitri... are you saying he was *possessed*?
[That seems to be what Claude is implying, anyway. Which is a bit worrying, but hopefully if Dimitri did have any passengers, they were left behind when he came here.]
Regarding Dirk and his idiosyncratic way of speaking... I've known the man for a year and I'm still not sure which of the three options is accurate.
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(He hasn't done most of it yet, if it helps you or your friends when it comes to interacting with Baby Jack.)
But about Dimitri... are you saying he was *possessed*?
[That seems to be what Claude is implying, anyway. Which is a bit worrying, but hopefully if Dimitri did have any passengers, they were left behind when he came here.]
Regarding Dirk and his idiosyncratic way of speaking... I've known the man for a year and I'm still not sure which of the three options is accurate.
[Honestly, Steven blames Andrew Hussie.]