god, that's a choice. do i prefer the world that's trying to kill me and mine because we're standing in the way of their plan for global domination or the one that's stripped everyone they've dragged into their hellscape of their agency and autonomy?
impending apocalypse does imply slightly more time than already dead, but i don't think they let you head home with a +1.
( Daniel is surprised Max would even think of dragging him along with her if she gets a shot at going home. there's no way he'd be anything but dead weight, another responsibility she'd feel like she needed to look after. she'd be better off on her own, though what he knows about her, maybe it's not that surprising after all. )
i think this is it for me. i guess that means i should make the most of it. sure would be great if it was less terrible, but beggars can't be choosers
[ he's not the only one she'd be upset to never see again, but he's the only one she knows for sure is getting sent back to his death if he ever gets sent home. so what would the harm be if she found a way to bring him back? it'd take a lot for him to adjust to, maybe, and she wasn't kidding about the concern of a possible impending apocalypse, but maybe it'd worth it to buy him a little more time. ]
yeah, it would. is anything an improvement from what you left behind?
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i don't know.
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i'd offer to bring you back with me, but like i said, you might be going back to an impending apocalypse.
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( Daniel is surprised Max would even think of dragging him along with her if she gets a shot at going home. there's no way he'd be anything but dead weight, another responsibility she'd feel like she needed to look after. she'd be better off on her own, though what he knows about her, maybe it's not that surprising after all. )
i think this is it for me. i guess that means i should make the most of it. sure would be great if it was less terrible, but beggars can't be choosers
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[ he's not the only one she'd be upset to never see again, but he's the only one she knows for sure is getting sent back to his death if he ever gets sent home. so what would the harm be if she found a way to bring him back? it'd take a lot for him to adjust to, maybe, and she wasn't kidding about the concern of a possible impending apocalypse, but maybe it'd worth it to buy him a little more time. ]
yeah, it would.
is anything an improvement from what you left behind?
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