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The past cannot be changed. That much I know, but how do you steer the future toward the path you were once on? Is it possible without losing everything you have in the present?

-Marian

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Quite right, it is hard to forget. No matter how much you try it hits back stronger than before.

And the more it hits back the better it gets at aiming.

It's really sad isn't it. The pain eventually dulls, but it gets harder for it to leave.

If yours has dulled consider yourself lucky.

It did...

Although, now that I'm here, it only but came back at full force.

That certainly seems to be the case. This place can be a solemn reminder that there is very little hope left.

Indeed. If only there was some entertainment or something that would keep our minds away from it.

Games do tend to help.

Do we have any games we can play?

We can make them up as we go. Those sorts are the most fun.

Oooh, that sounds great. I've been playing the same games all my life, a little change will do wonders.

What are your least favorites? We'll take the least favorites of both of ours and throw them out.

I'm pretty open to anything. It's getting the same cards is when I lose interest.

As anyone should. I dislike games with rules that are far too static to work with.

Edited 2014-02-18 20:55 (UTC)

Also playing the same game over and over at one time. It gets tiring after a while.

Even if it's a game you truly enjoy?

...sadly yes.

You must've played it a while past far too many times.

Yes. You can say that.

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