Nowhere is good about secrets -- not once anyone knows them.
[He won't push. That's a very good reason for Jacobi not to want to give details, and the details themselves aren't any of his business.]
But... if it's bad, is there any way for him to avoid it? If there is, you might want to tell him.
[His voice is low as he says that. There might not be a way around it. But he himself, if he'd had any chance to get information -- very much would have wanted to know his own future, a year ago, when it could have made a difference.]
He's a year behind me. An entire year of decisions that lead to where he ends up. A lot of dead people and he already has more information now than he did. Maybe he'll avoid it.
I'm pretty fluent in it, but I haven't practiced much lately, so I've forgotten some signs.
It's helpful when a lot of your job involves blocking your ears. And we don't do things half-assed at Goddard. So if I'm going to use sign language, then I'm going to learn the whole damn thing.
Yup. Sorry I can't tell you more, but - look, Eiffel pisses me off. And he defends the actions of his friends, who killed my own. But she's back now and I can't deny that Eiffel saved me more than once.
He deserves better than what he's doing for himself right now.
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This place has never been good about secrets.
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[He won't push. That's a very good reason for Jacobi not to want to give details, and the details themselves aren't any of his business.]
But... if it's bad, is there any way for him to avoid it? If there is, you might want to tell him.
[His voice is low as he says that. There might not be a way around it. But he himself, if he'd had any chance to get information -- very much would have wanted to know his own future, a year ago, when it could have made a difference.]
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He's a year behind me. An entire year of decisions that lead to where he ends up. A lot of dead people and he already has more information now than he did. Maybe he'll avoid it.
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[He sighs.]
Well. I suppose it's possible he will, then. I was just thinking -- in my own past, there are some decisions I wish I'd been warned against.
In any case. I -- know you were trying to help. But I do think it's important to be careful, when you're meddling with other people's hurts.
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And, for the record, the last sign I gave him was an apology.
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All right. -- How much can you say with that sign language, by the way?
[He's heard of it, but never known anyone who could communicate with it.]
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It's helpful when a lot of your job involves blocking your ears. And we don't do things half-assed at Goddard. So if I'm going to use sign language, then I'm going to learn the whole damn thing.
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I didn't realize it was an entire language. That would be useful.
[Although: Eiffel is radio communications, isn't he? Why would he know sign language?]
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And it's exceptionally useful. Especially when you create your own jargon for it.
Doesn't help unless you have someone who understands it, obviously.
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[His own, for instance, which no one here actually speaks.
He lets out a breath after a moment, and adds:]
... Thank you for talking to me. I, ah, should get back to the infirmary.
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He deserves better than what he's doing for himself right now.
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I, ah... will see if he'll talk about it. Although, maybe, not this week.
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See you around, Gonou. Be careful.
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