[ poor guy. gu yun examines his drink, idle. ] But, you put yourself in melon fields and under plum trees just by speaking, sometimes. That is to say - in situations that cause unnecessary suspicion.
Why didn't you back off, after Fukuda's theory about Wrath?
I did. Like I said, I clarified myself against the attacks I was receiving from every direction, and then I backed off. Hardly said or did anything through that trial.
Very well, allow me to clarify myself further then. I said something they didn't like because they impulsively set the elevator on fire, and in return they cursed me to be unable to speak.
[ the way he's holding himself, it's like he's daring gu yun to tell him he was in the wrong here. ]
So, the root problem in both cases is what came out of your mouth...
...In all seriousness, there's a time and a place. Sometimes less is more - especially in that case, where Wrath wasn't even there to defend themselves, so it was a moot point anyway.
Excuse me? The root problem in the first case was Wrath's impulsive violence!
I'll allow that it was perhaps rude of me to say that about Wrath in the trial when they weren't present, but I will not accept the blame for reacting reasonably to Wrath's own actions!
In a high tension situation like that, it's putting gasoline on a fire. Anyone will take any excuse to accuse anyone of anything - and that works on both sides.
[ both whoever says the thing is affected, and the person who says it. he points this out neutrally. ]
Not to mention, they had just fallen out of an elevator after being trapped in it. It may have been an overreaction, but they were likely stressed already.
You just pointed it out to me - they weren't there to defend themselves.
[ JUST SAYIN!!! ]
There are times not to say things, is ultimately, the point of what I'm saying. Think what you like, and express what you like, but there will always be consequences.
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[ he chugs the rest of his glass and begins pouring another ]
Surely that's not enough to vote me for execution!
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[ rip. he sips at his own drink, watching. ] I wonder if it was the same people.
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[ he finishes pouring his drink in silence, and then-- ]
I even specifically tried to stay out of the way this time to avoid this!
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[ poor guy. gu yun examines his drink, idle. ] But, you put yourself in melon fields and under plum trees just by speaking, sometimes. That is to say - in situations that cause unnecessary suspicion.
Why didn't you back off, after Fukuda's theory about Wrath?
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[ He sniffs and drinks. ]
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[ bud. ]
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[ the way he's holding himself, it's like he's daring gu yun to tell him he was in the wrong here. ]
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So, the root problem in both cases is what came out of your mouth...
...In all seriousness, there's a time and a place. Sometimes less is more - especially in that case, where Wrath wasn't even there to defend themselves, so it was a moot point anyway.
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I'll allow that it was perhaps rude of me to say that about Wrath in the trial when they weren't present, but I will not accept the blame for reacting reasonably to Wrath's own actions!
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[ both whoever says the thing is affected, and the person who says it. he points this out neutrally. ]
Not to mention, they had just fallen out of an elevator after being trapped in it. It may have been an overreaction, but they were likely stressed already.
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[ JUST SAYIN!!! ]
There are times not to say things, is ultimately, the point of what I'm saying. Think what you like, and express what you like, but there will always be consequences.
[ he takes a sip of his drink. ]