You are not already a monster! If you were, how would I be concerned for that becoming your fate?
[Somehow, that sentence sounds angrier than even what she has previously said. (Because D, like her, was not human, and if someone like him, who at least looked mostly so, was a monster, then she, too--)
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[Somehow, that sentence sounds angrier than even what she has previously said. (Because D, like her, was not human, and if someone like him, who at least looked mostly so, was a monster, then she, too--)
She refuses to address his request. Yet.]