[People will always find it easier to ignore what Petre says than give him the satisfaction of asking why. Asking for more. Even his counselor won't know what to tell him at times, when he spills his thoughts and watches intently for a reaction. To see just how far and subtle he can pull this until they realize he's a lost cause. He'll play along, sure, but that's it.
He wonders how many times they've discussed what to do about Petre Dodrescu. How to change his mind and help him see the world like they do.
It really just comes down to Petre's petty desires. He's decided long ago that he doesn't want a happy ending. He wants misery. Misery breeds such strong, interesting emotions. Misery stretches your morals and pushes you to do the unthinkable. Just look at him, look at what he's become from the ashes of that church. That's what he wants.]
All you have to do is ask.
[He pops out another cigarette, takes his time to light it, so it stays dry on his lips for another moment.]
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He wonders how many times they've discussed what to do about Petre Dodrescu. How to change his mind and help him see the world like they do.
It really just comes down to Petre's petty desires. He's decided long ago that he doesn't want a happy ending. He wants misery. Misery breeds such strong, interesting emotions. Misery stretches your morals and pushes you to do the unthinkable. Just look at him, look at what he's become from the ashes of that church. That's what he wants.]
All you have to do is ask.
[He pops out another cigarette, takes his time to light it, so it stays dry on his lips for another moment.]