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Voxophone II -- PSA
[Elizabeth is not in the suite she was last seen at. Nor is she nearly as happy looking. Oh, no, the young woman that appears on the screen right now is extremely cross, her bright blue eyes ringed with red and dark circles. Her mouth is set in a fine line and her jaw tight.]
Do not trust Booker DeWitt. He's a liar and a thug.
Don't make the same mistake I did.
[Without any further explanation, she cuts the feed.]
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[major spoilers likely for bioshock infinite in the comments, if you're worried about that sort of thing]
Do not trust Booker DeWitt. He's a liar and a thug.
Don't make the same mistake I did.
[Without any further explanation, she cuts the feed.]
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[major spoilers likely for bioshock infinite in the comments, if you're worried about that sort of thing]
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I'm sorry. [He squeezes her tighter.] I'm so sorry, Elizabeth.
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Why would... Why would he do that to me? After- my mother died giving birth to me. Why would he get rid of all that? Even he would have been a better father than- than that man who imprisoned me! He sold me and forgot. And now he'll forget again. [A laugh bubbles inside her.] he can carve E C on his other hand, now.
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[He'd suspected it was either Booker withholding this information or Booker being this despicable father. Somehow having it confirmed makes anger boil within him. Oh, he'll make sure Booker doesn't forget. Chekov's not inclined to starting fights, but he'll make an exception for Booker.]
I don't know why he did it. I don't know how he could forget his own child. But I will have a... conversation with him. I will make sure he will not forget.
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[She pulls back, looking at him with wild eyes.]
I can't let men who call themselves my father hurt people on my behalf. Not anymore.
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He won't. I have training too.
[Okay, so 'Fleet training isn't quite on par with old U.S. military training.]
Someone needs to hold him accountable for his actions.
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... love?
[Okay, he's a touch startled.]
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[Maybe that isn't the right word. But it seemed right. She cares about him so much. More than anyone else.]
I don't know. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
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[He reaches forward and brushes away her tears.]
This is not the time to answer those questions.
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She hates it, for the first time.
Maybe, maybe if she weren't like this... None of this would have turned out this way.]
You're right. I should- just- I don't know. I don't know what to do, Pavel.
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[He's genuinely concerned with her well-being. And, well, then he'd have to answer the question too.]
I don't know. I wish I knew. [He hates not having the answer.] But I am here for you. No matter what. I will do my best to help you find the answer.
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I'm cold. I'm cold and I'm scared, Pavel. I'm so scared. He was my best friend. My- I- [She grimaces with a small noise somewhere between a shriek and a whimper.] my first kiss! [You asked. A month ago, sure, but you asked.]
I'm disgusting.
cw: vaguely incest-y kissing talk
No. No, no, you're not.
Why are you scared? What can I do for you?
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[She groans.] Because- Pavel, all my life I've been alone. He was the first person I can remember seeing. And now I'm alone again.
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You are not alone. I know nobody can replace him, but you have friends now too.
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I know. But... What if you all leave me, too?
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I-- [He takes a deep breath.] People come and go in everyone's lives. Their relationship might be damaged or it may be something out of both of their control. But the universe is full of more intelligent life than I can even fathom. There are always others. There are always possible friends, possible connections to make.
[There's something in his voice that suggests that this is what he's had to tell himself before. And that it might actually be someone else's advice told to him a long time ago.]
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I know. Sadness is very good at making you feel all alone.
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I want the sadness and the pain and the cold, all of it, to leave. I'd rather be back in my tower than this. Back at Comstock House with their doctors. Anything is better than this.
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I would bear all of your sadness for you, if I could.
[He feels so small and weak and useless. He could help her with physical pain, but...]
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I wouldn't let you do that.
[She reaches up to take his hand.] Has this ever happened to you?
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Have I ever been very sad?
[He nods slowly.] Yes, a few times. My mother died when I was young, and I felt so empty and alone for so long.
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[Her tears have slowed for now, and she leans against him, her eyelids heavy.] So it... it stops, eventually? The pain?
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