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"…I didn’t think you would have enjoyed that."
"I wouldn't have, but most people wouldn't have stood by like you did."
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a-quietsonnet replied to your post:♞
"…I didn’t think you would have enjoyed that."
"I wouldn't have, but most people wouldn't have stood by like you did."
A Small Visit ( Tobias & Will )
“— Would you mind if I steal a few minutes of your time?”
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Send me ‘♋’ for my character’s reaction to yours pinning them and grinding against them.
The scowl which formed on his complexion from Tobias’ appearance was the start, but when his hands were pinned first, his eyes darted to the man with a hesitant fear. He then was compelled to the wall with force, leaving a resistance from Will. He did not know Tobias well, nor did he want to be grind against by him. He tried to worm away, but was only met with by more resistance from the psychopath.
“I don’t know what your intent is, but I don’t think grinding will bring it any quicker” Will spoke through his pushing hands. “This wasn’t what I expected of sexual attraction”
[ It's almost embarrassing how easily she lies and slips her way into the institution, using the British intellectual charm to convince them of her 'credentials' as a psychologist.
She's technically a doctor, so it's not too much of a stretch. ]
"Well. Aren't you quite the showman?"
"We don't get another chance."
"Hence why one must make the most of the chance they have."
"Oh, but I do, Doctor. You are so reluctant to see me as an equal, it's almost heartbreaking. You cannot tell me you do not wish to stop being lonely. To have someone to share thoughts with rather than a rehearsed speech. I could be that person."
"There is a pathological loneliness from which people whose worldviews do not align with those of common folk often come to be acquainted with over time, but it is not a condition that requires correction - merely a fact of life for those like us.
I would be happy to have someone in my life who could understand and accept the way I see the world, of course, but you are not that person, Tobias.
I am flattered by your fascination with me, but my answer remains the same as when we dined together - I don't want to be your friend."
"Do you trust Hannibal Lecter?"
"No."
"Their inexistence. And a discreet but reachable self-awareness from your part, Doctor. You mingle very easily among others. But I suspect you do this merely to keep other things hidden. Things most wouldn't understand. But I would."
"A preference for privacy does not always indicate that one has something to hide - nor is apparent openness always comorbid with legitimate honesty.
We all have aspects of our lives that others would not understand, Tobias, and, I suspect, you may not understand mine as well as you believe you would."