Twas the night after Christmas -
Characters: Asch and open; later, he goes to see Jade about things [closed]
Setting: A nicely hidden corner of the upper lounge and/or media floor; hassling Jade in the library
Format: What have you, bro
Summary: Feelings about regains, headaches about replicas, yelling at Jade
Warnings: Fon Fabre temper tantrums incoming.
[There's a redhead in a beanbag chair in the corner, heels tucked in, with an old framed photo in his lap. Asch's attention is pretty much entirely on the picture, which is tilted up so that it can't be seen from any other angle. Want to see? Better come lean around his shoulder and be obnoxious.]
[He puts a hand to his forehead very suddenly, as though taken by an unexpected headache. Uh-oh, isn't the flu epidemic over? Maybe you'd better go see what's wrong with him.]
Library -
Luckily, it seems that right there is the teal uniform he's looking for.]
Jade.
[All the greeting you get. No beating around the bush today.]
Is there any way to halt fonon separation once it's begun? Failing that, is there a way to slow it?

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[A sibling? He wouldn't know what to do with himself, Xion. It's hard enough for Asch to acknowledge that they somewhat share parents.
Deeper issues here, replikid. Much deeper issues.]
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Her sad frown deepens into a scowl and she looks down at the notes, glaring at them but not really seeing them. She bites her lip, then finally...]
So many people just see replicas as tools.
[Xemnas. Saix. Probably even the person whose notes she's holding right now. And so it seemed from Luke's world too.]
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It doesn't matter if it's humans or replicas. People are always using each other.
[...Yeah, crossing his arms and pointedly not looking at her.]
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Well it's not okay. They should care about who people are, not what they can do for them.
[That includes you]
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[Harsh and bitter all over. Even if he could believe in that kind of idealistic world... There's no place for him there. Maybe for Luke, but never for Asch.]
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It's not just an ideal...
[For her, this was something that just... was. To her, it's fact.]
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[If you listen close, you can practically hear the "Just like him" bitten off at the end there.]