ardyn izunia belongs in the garbage bin. (
daemonized) wrote2017-01-23 02:25 pm
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ARDYN IZUNIA
Ardyn Izunia. Professor of law. Lord of law. Liege of law. The one grading your papers. Leave a message.
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it's not something that just happens on its own though, is it
it's something you have to choose to do
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But he was wrong, apparently, and it's a minute or two before he responds.]
Sometimes. And sometimes someone else needs to make them aware of it. It's a realization that not everyone will come to on their own.
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Ardyn's words are a confirmation of his suspicions. It's an answer to something he's known, to something Isa had known too. But for some reason, seeing it written out like this... it feels like there's something inside his chest, squeezing his heart.
It takes him a couple minutes again to respond to his text.]
i guess i probably knew that already if im honest
still sucks though
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(One that he would not do himself if in the same shoes as his student, but that's besides the point.)]
Something that /could/ be brought up, if you ever feel the time is right.
i'm so sorry, this got long and heavy...
Dante can remember the way his dad would look at him sometimes when they'd brought him on tour, as though he was stunned and bemused but still somehow pleased or proud of this child sitting beside him on the piano bench. Like he hadn't expected Dante to actually be a person of his own accord.
(What had he expected to see instead...?)
Sure, he could bring it up, but can he really face the idea that his own father has never really seen him as as important or close enough to be privy to the real Andri beneath the public face? That maybe he's never even viewed him as his own? Something like that... it would be like losing the only piece of identity that he's known his entire life. Because if he's not a Rantanen... then who is he?]
im pretty sure the time would never be right for that conversation
thanks though
for trying
my heart why....
As far as he's concerned, if one possesses parents that refuse to listen, that refuse to budge to allow happiness to filter through for their child, then why bother? There's only so much effort one can exert before they must concede that, in the end, perhaps it's best to just have nothing to with them at all.
So, again. Ardyn's a little biased.]
Then bring it up when it isn't right. You'll do yourself a disservice if you don't.
And if the result isn't what you want it to be? At least then you /know/.
you deserve this for hurting me with ardyn and prompto honestly
maybe
[But if he brings it up, he's admitting defeat himself, isn't he? He's admitting that he can never be what they want him to be, can never stand up to the image of the son they'd wanted him to become? How can he look his father in the eyes and tell him that he'll never have the son he wanted, the son that maybe he might be able to love?
Bringing it up means giving up any chance he has at making his dad proud to have him for a son.]
but hearing it might be worse
whatever sorry you dont need to hear this ill shut up
SCREECHES no one forced you to read ardyn and prompto
But there's no point in pushing the idea onto him today. It's merely his advice, and while he hopes Dante will consider it, he may choose to take it or leave it.
Ardyn definitely feels the need to clarify one thing, though, as always.]
I want to hear it, if you have something to say. You know you don't have to apologize.
it EXISTED obviously i had no choice!!
And yet, Ardyn never stops making that offer.]
its
tough to believe, thats all
i'm still getting used to the idea
rude
And so the offer will always stand, as long as he remains this sort of man.]
You'll come around it soon, I hope. You won't have much of a choice, actually, given that I don't intend to relent.
i'm glad you two are self-aware :')
you know normally i'd make some sort of remark about how that sounds like entrapment to me
but
okay
thanks, prof
:'(
You're welcome.
[He wishes only he could give him more reassuring advice, but some things are never so easy.]