[His emotions are easy to read this time. His feelings, the sentiment behind those words. The fears of someone giving so freely that they have nothing left. The frustration at being the source of worry, so much so that someone would sacrifice like that. The aggravation at the lack of preservation.
And of course, she thinks. For someone who has lost everyone, why wouldn't he be upset to know someone with no self-preservation? Kaveh may as well have been telling Wanderer that he didn't care if he lived or died.
She wishes she could've seen what Kaveh said behind the words he said, but her eyes only work on what she can see before her. It's strange, too--she's never wished to be able to see more before, only less. But in this case, she can't help but wonder... in this moment, what was Kaveh thinking?
Because really, it isn't that Kaveh did what had to be done to continue. It's that he did so far too willingly, isn't it?]
... Do you think he was pitying you in that moment? [It's an honest question. She doesn't know what Kaveh said, what he did, how he acted. Was it with pity?]
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And of course, she thinks. For someone who has lost everyone, why wouldn't he be upset to know someone with no self-preservation? Kaveh may as well have been telling Wanderer that he didn't care if he lived or died.
She wishes she could've seen what Kaveh said behind the words he said, but her eyes only work on what she can see before her. It's strange, too--she's never wished to be able to see more before, only less. But in this case, she can't help but wonder... in this moment, what was Kaveh thinking?
Because really, it isn't that Kaveh did what had to be done to continue. It's that he did so far too willingly, isn't it?]
... Do you think he was pitying you in that moment? [It's an honest question. She doesn't know what Kaveh said, what he did, how he acted. Was it with pity?]