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[There's what is not quite a millennial pause, between the grumpearl being activated and Agnes's voice. Maybe a sigh, but a very soft one.]
Does anyone else feel like this world is changing them? Beyond the physical, I mean. Beyond the instincts of one's species settling in. That...being removed from circumstances before is affecting who they can be, now. Opening paths that didn't exist, before.
Just...wondering, that's all.
[There's a wistfulness that carries, in tone of voice or of transmission.]
Does anyone else feel like this world is changing them? Beyond the physical, I mean. Beyond the instincts of one's species settling in. That...being removed from circumstances before is affecting who they can be, now. Opening paths that didn't exist, before.
Just...wondering, that's all.
[There's a wistfulness that carries, in tone of voice or of transmission.]

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[Instead of people who were an awkward combination of worshipers and keepers. Jude Perry venerated her, but also hated who she'd become after being bound. And Jack Barnabas...well, that had ended poorly.]
You're one of mine, in case that needed to be stated.
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[ because that's a normal thing normal girls do. ]
I don't know, it's... nice to be appreciated for me. Not what I offer. Not what I represent. [ the little sisters were her friends in the same way any sibling is your friend. and the various adults in her life took on so many different parental roles that calling them friends doesn't sit right. her last friend was that boy, when she was young... he's probably long gone. ]
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...that'd be nice. I've got Canopy duties tomorrow, but maybe the day after?
[She's still doing messenger work, between the watchtowers and the offices, and helping Ribombee prepare for spring burns.]
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[ she leans her cheek on her flipper. ] What's changed about you?
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[Agnes hesitates, nervous about putting these words out into the air, in public.]
I think I have hope. About the future. And my place in it.
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[ in a weird way, she still got what she wanted. she's free and she's on the surface, and she isn't burdened by a body more powerful than she can cope with. ]
It's nice. To find meaning.
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No. I don't want that to happen. [She tells Agnes, refusing to entertain the idea of changing, of being dragged further from her goals than she already is.]
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[At least the little sharp thing knows what she wants. Maybe force of will can allow her to stay closer to what she intends to be.]
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[She sounds amused; she is amused.]
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[Her tone, though casual, carries hints of uncertainty and a wistfulness of her own.]
You first. Sounds to me like you've got a story you wanna share with the class.
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Even if I wasn't turned into a Pokemon, I'd be fighting the same thing. [This feeling of inadequacy will continue to cling to her whether she has claws or not.]
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