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[ Jack's voice is quiet, nearly monotone and there are dark hollows under his eyes. ]
There's something you should know about the snow in the open areas between the domes. Some of the snow I make has magic in it, and what it does is make people more open to loosening up and playing around in it. It has to do with my center being Fun, it was never intended to hurt anyone but... it did.
Even though this time was an accident... it was also in the big snowfall last March. If you spent a lot of time outside that weekend, you probably got at least a little dose of it. A couple people already knew about this but I'm the one who should have said something before this. Long before, I was just--
I've already tried to break as much of the effect as I can between the three main domes, it should be mostly clear now and back to regular snow.
[ Which might explain the ill effect it seems to have had on him; he's been literally trying to undo the very essence of himself he expended into it. He takes a breath as though to add something else then apparently thinks better of it, reaching over and turning the console off. ]
There's something you should know about the snow in the open areas between the domes. Some of the snow I make has magic in it, and what it does is make people more open to loosening up and playing around in it. It has to do with my center being Fun, it was never intended to hurt anyone but... it did.
Even though this time was an accident... it was also in the big snowfall last March. If you spent a lot of time outside that weekend, you probably got at least a little dose of it. A couple people already knew about this but I'm the one who should have said something before this. Long before, I was just--
I've already tried to break as much of the effect as I can between the three main domes, it should be mostly clear now and back to regular snow.
[ Which might explain the ill effect it seems to have had on him; he's been literally trying to undo the very essence of himself he expended into it. He takes a breath as though to add something else then apparently thinks better of it, reaching over and turning the console off. ]
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You don't have to thank me, Jack.
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It wasn't Kyle, not this time.
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Jack? What happened?
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[ At least, Jack considers anything that requires a healing trance to be pretty bad. ]
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[Victor frowns a moment watching Jack.]
Even if it did make him sick, you're still not wrong. You're not a bad person, Jack. And what you do is not bad.
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I don't know what to do.
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[Victor falls silent, looking thoughtful. Eventually he nods, shifting a little so his face can be seen better.]
I think I know what you should do, Jack.
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What?
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[He takes a deep breath before answering.]
You should stop, Jack. Stop worrying about unmagicking the snow. Stop being so down on yourself for this. Stop thinking you did something wrong. Stop letting some other people make you feel bad about this stuff. I may not know the specifics of this situation because like I said, I don't know Spock. But from what you said, it sounds like this was something beyond either of your control and it would be like blaming someone that could turn into a cat for setting off someone's allergy to cat hair. And on top of that, I know you. I know you're a good person and your magic isn't bad.
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[He considers a moment before taking a breath.]
You should let me buy you something to eat and then come hang out with me for awhile too. Just get some relaxation and rest time in.
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[ in his heart ]
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I'll be here when you've got them settled...or if you just need someone to talk to or a shoulder to lean on.