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I see it's this nonsense again. [Leer] I always did enjoy an audience.

As it is, there is little reason that business cannot continue as normal, just because we have a few additional listeners.

[Look who is being forcefully "normal" -- for him, anyway. It has nothing to do with the transmissions.]

Richard Riddick, it is high time we sat down and had a little discussion about port.

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[Suddenly there's an edge on his words, honed thin.]

Some of us didn't have prisons where they gave us wine and sex toys.

If you call that 'living'.

You are right. I was a prisoner once, and a madman, but I still had the luxury of a family that would provide me creature comforts. But we are not talking about me. We're talking about you.

I don't have a family. I have a dumpster. Tell me again why I should try so fucking hard.

Because if the story is true, despite your beginnings someone wants you to be alive.

[The idea leaves him... pensive. He lapses into silence, half curled on himself.]

Are you well?

Just thinking your pretty little fairy tale falls apart in real life.

[The bravado sounds good but Renate whines and comes to butt her nose against his leg, despite his grumbles for her to leave him alone.]

[A somber smile. He is not often given to those. Even at his most pleasant there always seems to be some air of mischief about him when he's smiling.]

I can name at least two individuals who would rather you be safe.

People with that disfunction seem to wind up dead a whole lot.

Everyone is going to die, Richard. Some of them not very pleasant, and you cannot blame regard for you on that.

I just don't see a 'life' back there. I want Jack off that Basilica and then I gotta get running.

...hopefully this time she doesn't come looking.

Edited 2012-06-12 06:18 (UTC)

Perhaps you should rely on your other senses, then.

[The Marquis shrugs]

You have no control over that.

[He looks grim.]

'Living' ain't my priority. She's young; she's got a chance.

A chance to lead the same miserable, substance-free existence that you do, by your example?

[Another sharp headshake, a negation.]

She doesn't have my track record. She's not high profile. There's a family on Helion will take her in. Helion's your kinda planet. I can't live there. She can.

She'll choose you.

[He growls in frustration, a low rumble, and flows to his feet.]

I think I'm done talking.

I think if you disagree with me then you're going to sit down and explain why. If you do not, then you should confront your feelings on the matter, not stomp off in a passion.

If I had alternatives I would take them. You can say there's options: it doesn't make it true.

Tell me how it's not true then.

Will she choose me? Maybe. She's made some real bad decisions. But if she lives she gets a choice.

The question is: are you going to honor her choice if that is the one she makes?

Weren't you just lecturing me about what a shitty choice that is? Surviving, not living?

I suppose you're just going to have to stop surviving, aren't you?

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