[She doesn’t bother correcting him on the wording of her statement; she’s too distracted and unnerved by what she sees - or doesn’t see - in his eyes.]
I don’t think you’re specks. [“You”. Not “we”.] I think you’re giants.
[Maybe, hours from now, she’ll realize who said that to her first, years and years ago.]
Everyone’s life matters. My life mattered. But that doesn’t mean that I wanted it.
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I don’t think you’re specks. [“You”. Not “we”.] I think you’re giants.
[Maybe, hours from now, she’ll realize who said that to her first, years and years ago.]
Everyone’s life matters. My life mattered. But that doesn’t mean that I wanted it.