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[marblenest]

"Come in. The doctor will see you now."

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Private Message - Marked Urgent

[callsignhornet]

Hey there.

Could you please keep that conversation about my "medical history" between us?

[marblenest]

Already done.

I'm not so archaic as to not adhere to doctor patient confidentiality.

[callsignhornet]

Thanks.

I think our first 'tenuous grasp on morals/ethics' has been in our midst for a while, and I suddenly realized how little I want him to find out about me.

[marblenest]

While I am curious as to who you speak of, know that none will know of your medical past unless you yourself tell them.

[callsignhornet]

It's Komaeda. And I appreciate your discretion.

[marblenest]

Ah. He is quite the character, isn't he?

[ As Shepard already knows, Dankovsky doesn't have much affection for the man either. ]

[callsignhornet]

That is definitely a way to put it.

[She, at the minimum, empathizes heavily with the doctor's opinion. Still, she's unwilling to write off Nagito completely. After a beat, there's another message.]

I'm still trying to get a read on everyone. Anyone else express an "interesting" viewpoint?

[marblenest]

[ He thinks of complaining about Celehar, and then thinks twice about it. That isn't right of him. Celehar is a good man, despite their recent disagreement. He knows that. ]

Not exactly. Most seem to disagree with my assessment of the current situation, but Nagito is the only one who is directly antagonistic towards me at pretty much every given moment.

[callsignhornet]

[Nagito is weird and a little intense, but hearing that he's directly antagonistic surprises Allynbee.]

I'm assuming it's more a clash of philosophy or personality, then?

[marblenest]

A bit of both, I suppose. He doesn't think I'm fit to be a doctor, he's implied that I lack qualifications, which is untrue.

[callsignhornet]

Yikes. And I imagine he's expressed that with his unique viewpoints.

[marblenest]

Indeed. Something about talent and hope. Words he seems to be obsessed with for some reason or another.

[callsignhornet]

Not to tell his business, but it's less him than it is the world he comes from. Beyond that is his story to tell.

[marblenest]

Is it the same as Makoto's? The two seem close.

[ Or, well, Nagito seems overly attached to Makoto more than anything. But. You know. ]

[callsignhornet]

I think so. He definitely is

[There's a pause before the back half of the sentence appears.]

let's be polite and call it fixated.

[marblenest]

So I'm not the only one that's noticed.

[ Fixated is a very polite word for it. Obsessive would be the word Dankovsky would have chosen. ]

[callsignhornet]

He's very blatant about it. I think it's probably the only sincere feeling he has that isn't dampened by his self-loathing.

[marblenest]

I almost feel bad for him.

[ Almost being the keyword here. ]

Something must have happened to warp his psychology so deeply, though it's none of my business.

[callsignhornet]

Whatever we learn being in this place, I hope it helps him get a grip.