[THAT IS A BIG PIECE OF MISSING CONTEXT BUT IT'S FINE............]
It sounds like it could still be some sort of trauma response, to me... If he'd been abandoned by his father before his father had died, he's already undergone more than most people would experience by five.
That's a good start, I think. You're giving him the choice and putting even a small amount of control back into his hands. Whether or not he decides to take you up on it will ultimately rest with him.
[HE DID DO THAT. THAT IS A THING HE DID. It's fine.]
She'd do well making more friends, too, so it really is a shame... Well. The world is full of endless possibilities, apparently, so perhaps a meeting in the future beyond this cult isn't an impossible thing?
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It sounds like it could still be some sort of trauma response, to me... If he'd been abandoned by his father before his father had died, he's already undergone more than most people would experience by five.
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Satoru thinks about this actually... ]
I see... Well, I told him if he ever wanted to learn more about his dad, he can ask.
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[HE WILL NOT.]
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Parents are a weird thing for you guys, right?
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...In the sense that many die quite early in their child's life, I suppose. Only Reliver couples get to spend significant time with theirs.
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That's sad, but in a way I guess it's nice that parents don't always need to see their children die early. [ hides megumi ] How old is Nadia?
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[A FUNKY WAY but Gojo is funky so it suits.]
Nadia is twelve, this year.
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[ megumi isn't a bad kid except i think i remember him beating people up in middle school ]
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She'd do well making more friends, too, so it really is a shame... Well. The world is full of endless possibilities, apparently, so perhaps a meeting in the future beyond this cult isn't an impossible thing?