[She puts her hands behind her head, sighs some herself.]
That's not an easy question. There's a difference, for instance, between most despair-inducing absence and joy-producing presence.
The former is probably Eridan and the latter - actually Haruka Takahashi now that I think of it, but you presumably don't know her and towards the end of her stay I discovered that might not even have been her real name. So when I put you at the top it was sort of by the combination of those criteria.
Do you feel the same way? That there are some individuals who you just miss keenly out of inertia, while others had highly likeable traits but would be happier elsewhere.
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Date: 2013-06-03 07:03 am (UTC)That's not an easy question. There's a difference, for instance, between most despair-inducing absence and joy-producing presence.
The former is probably Eridan and the latter - actually Haruka Takahashi now that I think of it, but you presumably don't know her and towards the end of her stay I discovered that might not even have been her real name. So when I put you at the top it was sort of by the combination of those criteria.
Do you feel the same way? That there are some individuals who you just miss keenly out of inertia, while others had highly likeable traits but would be happier elsewhere.