( that one, also, isn't too difficult to decipher, and maybe it's because he's begun to wonder the same himself. not ritsu—never ritsu—but himself; their kind.
it isn't true, logically. if they'd been brought over without magic or these infectious monster traits— their silly condition would pale against the plights of the creatures called monsters here. but between the two groups—witches and monsters—the way they lived— the way they were looked to outsiders looked like one thing when they were the other. )
you're human we've both been always human , no matter what they say
( and how scary that is to admit. it's one thing to admire humanity, but to be human yourself is so hard. to be human—to be vulnerable—to have no excuse for why you're treated this way, or why you're alone. but if he repeats it enough, it might become true.
"they" could be anybody. their family, or well-meaning friends, or peers who don't know them. "they" could be anybody besides them, because, he doesn't mean to, but he's still separated out from everybody else, just a little bit. but ritsu doesn't have to be.
he turns in his coffin, uneasy as to how to follow up in a situation like this, through text. would ritsu end the conversation if rei asked to call...? he's certain ritsu wouldn't let him come over to comfor thim. )
knights don't treat you any differently do they ? and neither does icicle ra kin to them you're only you bit by bit they drag you into the sun where you can stay you shouldn't deny either you or them the opportune city
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it isn't true, logically. if they'd been brought over without magic or these infectious monster traits— their silly condition would pale against the plights of the creatures called monsters here. but between the two groups—witches and monsters—the way they lived— the way they were looked to outsiders looked like one thing when they were the other. )
you're human
we've both been always human , no matter what they say
( and how scary that is to admit. it's one thing to admire humanity, but to be human yourself is so hard. to be human—to be vulnerable—to have no excuse for why you're treated this way, or why you're alone. but if he repeats it enough, it might become true.
"they" could be anybody. their family, or well-meaning friends, or peers who don't know them. "they" could be anybody besides them, because, he doesn't mean to, but he's still separated out from everybody else, just a little bit. but ritsu doesn't have to be.
he turns in his coffin, uneasy as to how to follow up in a situation like this, through text. would ritsu end the conversation if rei asked to call...? he's certain ritsu wouldn't let him come over to comfor thim. )
knights don't treat you any differently do they ?
and neither does icicle ra kin
to them you're only you
bit by bit they drag you into the sun where you can stay
you shouldn't deny either you or them the opportune city