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thecapitol2014-05-18 12:51 am
silberfuchs) wrote in thecapitol2014-05-18 12:51 am
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[Closed] I'm sorry, so sorry...
Who| Albert and Jessica
What| Albert apologizes for making his mentor look bad
Where| District 3 suites
When| Backdated to before the arena
Warnings/Notes| None
It's an uncommon thing for Albert to regret his actions. Generally he thinks his moves through before he makes them, examining possible outcomes in order to prevent himself from causing any unwanted drama or consequences. But you couldn't tell by examining his recent actions. He'd put everyone he cared about - an admittedly short list - everyone he'd had a passing conversation with, anyone he'd met at all in danger simply by speaking his mind and the worst bit is he should have known. He's done this fascist government thing before and it's no different than the Nazis or the Soviets or even Black Ghost; they'll go through others to get to you, come at you sideways with no care for anyone's well being because it's the way to corner a compassionate man.
And there'd been a secondary consequence. Jessica Wakefield, the girl who'd been nothing but kind and helpful to him as his mentor, he'd put her in a terrible position by speaking without thinking. He may not regret what he said, but he sure as hell can regret the unintended consequences.
Which is why he knocks on the door to her room softly, a small apology bouquet of white and yellow bellflowers clutched in his hand and hidden at the small of his back. He just hopes she'll accept them.
What| Albert apologizes for making his mentor look bad
Where| District 3 suites
When| Backdated to before the arena
Warnings/Notes| None
It's an uncommon thing for Albert to regret his actions. Generally he thinks his moves through before he makes them, examining possible outcomes in order to prevent himself from causing any unwanted drama or consequences. But you couldn't tell by examining his recent actions. He'd put everyone he cared about - an admittedly short list - everyone he'd had a passing conversation with, anyone he'd met at all in danger simply by speaking his mind and the worst bit is he should have known. He's done this fascist government thing before and it's no different than the Nazis or the Soviets or even Black Ghost; they'll go through others to get to you, come at you sideways with no care for anyone's well being because it's the way to corner a compassionate man.
And there'd been a secondary consequence. Jessica Wakefield, the girl who'd been nothing but kind and helpful to him as his mentor, he'd put her in a terrible position by speaking without thinking. He may not regret what he said, but he sure as hell can regret the unintended consequences.
Which is why he knocks on the door to her room softly, a small apology bouquet of white and yellow bellflowers clutched in his hand and hidden at the small of his back. He just hopes she'll accept them.