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[marblenest]

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

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[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.