[ When Nelson senses Hooded Justice's impatience he gets more frustrated and impatient himself, tired of always being the one to instigate these conversations that -- in his opinion -- are completely reasonable. What kind of lovers never spoke? What was so wrong with wanting to understand each other?
But Hooded Justice had never thought that way about him -- not as far as Nelson knew, anyway. He certainly always fought back whenever Nelson tried, and they both had turned their relationship into one where they were nearly always fighting. Simple conversation is impossible. Nelson doesn't want to seem like he's the only one in love.
He's very quiet when he continues: ]
I just think that you don't have any place else to be.
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But Hooded Justice had never thought that way about him -- not as far as Nelson knew, anyway. He certainly always fought back whenever Nelson tried, and they both had turned their relationship into one where they were nearly always fighting. Simple conversation is impossible. Nelson doesn't want to seem like he's the only one in love.
He's very quiet when he continues: ]
I just think that you don't have any place else to be.