I'm not asking for the world. It's a yes or no question. Are you saying those are the only options?
[He doesn't yell, but his anger is a simmering sort of thing, an undercurrent of controlled rage that threatens to boil over if not carefully managed.]
And if you're just the messenger, then who am I supposed to go to with any issues?
You're asking to change your fate so that you could be with your brother. Humans are good at making their own path, so... it's possible you may forge something else.
[the boy do be getting angry...]
No one. I'm the only point of contact to those that brought you here.
[He's angry, but there's frustration edging into it too. It's so easy to imagine any number of possibilities he'd be happy with. He'd accept anything if it allowed him this one small thing. Why is that too much to ask?]
If that's too much to ask, then...then why can't we just stay here? Why is that only part of the penalties or whatever?
[If doing their stupid sentencing shit will just get him sent back in some form, but not doing it might somehow cause him to lose Lelouch, then he's being screwed over either way, isn't he?]
[Rolo's brows only draw together, agitated and uncertain, inverse to Jerry's. Hope you feel good about upsetting a kid so much, old man.
But he's not a talker, and there's no action he can take here to quickly and efficiently deal with this dilemma. Rolo holds his stare a few moments longer before it finally cuts away.]
...Fine.
[He asks for so little. He'll accept even the smallest bit of hope.]
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[He doesn't yell, but his anger is a simmering sort of thing, an undercurrent of controlled rage that threatens to boil over if not carefully managed.]
And if you're just the messenger, then who am I supposed to go to with any issues?
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[the boy do be getting angry...]
No one. I'm the only point of contact to those that brought you here.
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If that's too much to ask, then...then why can't we just stay here? Why is that only part of the penalties or whatever?
[If doing their stupid sentencing shit will just get him sent back in some form, but not doing it might somehow cause him to lose Lelouch, then he's being screwed over either way, isn't he?]
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Most want to leave rehabilitation in the end. If the opportunity presents itself, that may be something you can choose.
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But he's not a talker, and there's no action he can take here to quickly and efficiently deal with this dilemma. Rolo holds his stare a few moments longer before it finally cuts away.]
...Fine.
[He asks for so little. He'll accept even the smallest bit of hope.]