Maybe.
[ Or maybe he needs the version of her who can't come here to fight for him. And that's where the guilt sets in - not enough to make her want to leave, but enough to make her want to help.
It just seems like her help isn't wanted this time.]
When are you going back to your world?
[ Or maybe he needs the version of her who can't come here to fight for him. And that's where the guilt sets in - not enough to make her want to leave, but enough to make her want to help.
It just seems like her help isn't wanted this time.]
When are you going back to your world?
I could always threaten to kill him a few times and see what that does for his will to survive.
[ She's not serious, only frustrated. It feels like her happiness, their happiness, is a contributing factor in Hook throwing his life away. What is she supposed to do with that?]
Time for what?
[ She's not serious, only frustrated. It feels like her happiness, their happiness, is a contributing factor in Hook throwing his life away. What is she supposed to do with that?]
Time for what?
But if you do that, he'll never see you again.
[ Graham, why would you? ]
[ Graham, why would you? ]
So even though he's a member of our family, you get to decide when he goes back?
[ Did she actually expect a say in this? Could be that she's feeling a little blindsided by this. For someone who needed some time to adjust to living with a wolf, she's suddenly hit by how much it'll hurt to see him go.]
[ Did she actually expect a say in this? Could be that she's feeling a little blindsided by this. For someone who needed some time to adjust to living with a wolf, she's suddenly hit by how much it'll hurt to see him go.]
[ There's still that initial reaction, the one where she might've considered typing sorry I'm such an inconvenience, and backed down. He's never made her wonder whether or not it's worth it, and it's not a crime to acknowledge that leaving his life behind isn't easy.]
I guess there's no point.
If we're waiting for the day when we're both ready, that day won't come.
I guess there's no point.
If we're waiting for the day when we're both ready, that day won't come.
I thought he'd go back when we went home. Not while we're here and he could be with us.
[ She thinks about their versions of Storybrooke having the same people in it, not the adjustment he's going to have to make or what this means for Brother.
Suddenly, it's not as easy as she thought it would be.]
[ She thinks about their versions of Storybrooke having the same people in it, not the adjustment he's going to have to make or what this means for Brother.
Suddenly, it's not as easy as she thought it would be.]
That makes sense.
[Don't get her wrong, she hates it - but it makes sense.]
[Don't get her wrong, she hates it - but it makes sense.]
I'll miss him. I know it's not the same, but I will.
I understand why you have to go back, I get that want to do right by her.
[It's a little clearer, now that she's seen the alternative.]
I understand why you have to go back, I get that want to do right by her.
[It's a little clearer, now that she's seen the alternative.]
At least you're leaving.
In my world, we've lived the worst case scenario.
In my world, we've lived the worst case scenario.
Are you?
[ Because of this has her concerned, she can't pretend she's not - but this is what they've been working towards. She believes that he still wants it.]
[ Because of this has her concerned, she can't pretend she's not - but this is what they've been working towards. She believes that he still wants it.]
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