[Solarmon simply stares as he listens to the rest of the group. Really now, he wasn't being mean. He was telling it like it is. Duo is a troublesome child who does nothing but bother people. How can he really be mean when his Chosen is worse than he is.
Still, listening to Wily-Kit, he can't really believe what he was hearing. There's no way a child could endure so much. Right? Or it could just be a lie that Duo's told to make people pity him and Wily-Kit's fallen for it. That's more believable than a child going through all that suffering.
Duo though...he's still quiet. He's still shaking. His hands are still clenched into tight fists at his sides. It's all still too fresh in his mind. He can still smell the smoke, still see the smoldering remains of the Church. He can still hear the rebels arguing, the slap of a hand to Sister Helen's face. They were suppose to be the good guys fighting against the Alliance, but they were just as bad.
No, it's not just the people. Duo's sure of it.]
We didn't have guns and we were happy...
[His voice is low, shaking ever so slightly.]
Then people you'd call the good guys came to the Church. They ruined our happiness. They hurt Sister and Father. [He shakes his head slightly.] They were suppose to fight the Alliance and let us have peace, but all they did was make it worse. The good guys made it worse. They didn't want to protect us.
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Still, listening to Wily-Kit, he can't really believe what he was hearing. There's no way a child could endure so much. Right? Or it could just be a lie that Duo's told to make people pity him and Wily-Kit's fallen for it. That's more believable than a child going through all that suffering.
Duo though...he's still quiet. He's still shaking. His hands are still clenched into tight fists at his sides. It's all still too fresh in his mind. He can still smell the smoke, still see the smoldering remains of the Church. He can still hear the rebels arguing, the slap of a hand to Sister Helen's face. They were suppose to be the good guys fighting against the Alliance, but they were just as bad.
No, it's not just the people. Duo's sure of it.]
We didn't have guns and we were happy...
[His voice is low, shaking ever so slightly.]
Then people you'd call the good guys came to the Church. They ruined our happiness. They hurt Sister and Father. [He shakes his head slightly.] They were suppose to fight the Alliance and let us have peace, but all they did was make it worse. The good guys made it worse. They didn't want to protect us.