Politics are kind of like that, aren't they? But I guess you'd have more experience than I would.
[Luke wouldn't even be offended-- he's said that, thought that, multiple times himself. But he's here now, somehow, and he rather likes being alive, even though his whole existence is something of a problem.
He isn't expecting the other Asch to ask if he died, though. There's a moment where Luke can't even lie about it, a moment where he's wide-eyed, and then he quickly shoves it away.]
N-no! No, you didn't die when I was-- when I was born. [He lets out a breath.] I'm your isofon. We coexisted for seven years and it wasn't a problem. [Well. Usually.] But the other replicas were rushed. Some of them were made from people who died on Hod, and others were replicas of people who had their Score read.
[He rubs at his nose.]
Anyway, you went to Daath. When we first met... you were one of the God-Generals. I don't know how long you were in the Order exactly, but I thought about it, and it couldn't have been longer than six or seven years.
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[Luke wouldn't even be offended-- he's said that, thought that, multiple times himself. But he's here now, somehow, and he rather likes being alive, even though his whole existence is something of a problem.
He isn't expecting the other Asch to ask if he died, though. There's a moment where Luke can't even lie about it, a moment where he's wide-eyed, and then he quickly shoves it away.]
N-no! No, you didn't die when I was-- when I was born. [He lets out a breath.] I'm your isofon. We coexisted for seven years and it wasn't a problem. [Well. Usually.] But the other replicas were rushed. Some of them were made from people who died on Hod, and others were replicas of people who had their Score read.
[He rubs at his nose.]
Anyway, you went to Daath. When we first met... you were one of the God-Generals. I don't know how long you were in the Order exactly, but I thought about it, and it couldn't have been longer than six or seven years.
So, don't worry. The other you is fine.