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Many people have left as of late, and some have even returned. It's funny, such things have been going on frequently ever since I arrived -- and I presume before -- but somehow it's only now sinking in that we may appear at home just as quickly as we arrived. Getting properly settled in seems more fruitless than it ever did before.
It almost seems like a vacation, when one thinks of it that way. Besides the fact that vacations are meant to be planned by the ones who are talking them, and that we're all waiting to leave and get back home. Maybe it would be better if I thought of this all as a break from the norm, instead of a punishment.
[Which is to say that he assumes that everyone wants to go home, at least a little bit. There are some people going back to bad situations, but it's hard to imagine that many people are returning to worse ones.]
...not that I don't miss home, of course, but I must admit that it's a nice break from noisy, obnoxious students. [Which was... most of them, by his standards. Whatever.] And I have been worried about how things are there, now that I've left. It's quite clear that time isn't passing in the same way in every world, as we've heard from those who have come to Death City more than once. My mother-- well, it's it's still something to think about, isn't it? What the places we left from might be like without us?
[A sigh, the only real sign of how deeply concerned he really is about this.] Or perhaps I'm the only one who thinks about that.
Many people have left as of late, and some have even returned. It's funny, such things have been going on frequently ever since I arrived -- and I presume before -- but somehow it's only now sinking in that we may appear at home just as quickly as we arrived. Getting properly settled in seems more fruitless than it ever did before.
It almost seems like a vacation, when one thinks of it that way. Besides the fact that vacations are meant to be planned by the ones who are talking them, and that we're all waiting to leave and get back home. Maybe it would be better if I thought of this all as a break from the norm, instead of a punishment.
[Which is to say that he assumes that everyone wants to go home, at least a little bit. There are some people going back to bad situations, but it's hard to imagine that many people are returning to worse ones.]
...not that I don't miss home, of course, but I must admit that it's a nice break from noisy, obnoxious students. [Which was... most of them, by his standards. Whatever.] And I have been worried about how things are there, now that I've left. It's quite clear that time isn't passing in the same way in every world, as we've heard from those who have come to Death City more than once. My mother-- well, it's it's still something to think about, isn't it? What the places we left from might be like without us?
[A sigh, the only real sign of how deeply concerned he really is about this.] Or perhaps I'm the only one who thinks about that.
