[He's speaking a little more forcefully now, though he still doesn't sound angry, just...desperate. To understand why this is happening, if nothing else.]
I agreed t-to work off a debt, a-and I - I died, and went to that - whatever it was, and I hurt people and killed someone there and - isn't that enough? Why isn't that enough?!
[Whoops he's kind of crying now. Blood tears, because still a vampire. He's not particularly aware of how emotional he's getting right now, and even if he was he probably wouldn't be able to really control it.]
I don't care what it has to do with you! This isn't just about you!
[His voice jumps up in pitch a little, taking on a shrill note. He's still mostly terrified on a deep, existential level, but there's a tiny hint of anger creeping in now, and frustration of his own at her seemingly willful inability to understand his concerns.]
Why don't you just stop dealing with humans then?!
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It doesn't work that way.
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Why not?
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[She mostly just sounds weary at the moment.]
Fae do not go back on deals.
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[He's speaking a little more forcefully now, though he still doesn't sound angry, just...desperate. To understand why this is happening, if nothing else.]
I agreed t-to work off a debt, a-and I - I died, and went to that - whatever it was, and I hurt people and killed someone there and - isn't that enough? Why isn't that enough?!
[Whoops he's kind of crying now. Blood tears, because still a vampire. He's not particularly aware of how emotional he's getting right now, and even if he was he probably wouldn't be able to really control it.]
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[Her tone is snappish, reacting to Jamie's distress with frustration instead of sympathy.]
Contracts are a bond, and it is our nature to uphold them. I wouldn't expect a human to understand.
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[His voice jumps up in pitch a little, taking on a shrill note. He's still mostly terrified on a deep, existential level, but there's a tiny hint of anger creeping in now, and frustration of his own at her seemingly willful inability to understand his concerns.]
Why don't you just stop dealing with humans then?!
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[She snarls, crumbling his paper letter in her hand, the edges of it slowly setting aflame. She turns to leave.]
The only reasons you are even able to complain is because I will it so. I tire of this.
[And now she's leaving.]
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So I'm supposed to be grateful to you or something? After you let this happen in the first place?!
[...he's still flat on his ass with blood streaming from his eyes. He is not the most impressive-looking plaintiff right now.]
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You should be thanking the stars that you screwed up with me instead of with someone else! There are far worse creatures out there than me!
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Please just. Let me go home. I'm sorry for whatever it was I did, I - [He trails off and pulls his legs up to his chest, mumbling into his knees.]
I just want to go home.
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[Some of that frustration leaves at this point, and she's going to start leaving again because this is dumb.]
Not unless you truly earn it.
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[Don't leave, Ringmaster, you're not 100% done yet so clearly he has more work to do.]
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[She turns her back to him.]
But it'd have to be good.
[And then, suddenly, she burst into flame and vanishes.]