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So you don't hold grudges, Casey?
"Well, no. I'm not like my dad. And you know, Splinter said... Anger is your own enemy, it kicks your butt from the inside. It means, holding on to grudges is like drinking a lil bit of poison every day. Not doing that."
Hey Casey, if you could say whatever you wanted to your ex best friend and the team, what would it be? You know, about going separate ways?
"Well it's a long time ago. I don't really think about it that much anymore. But recently when I've been looking back, I can tell that I kinda needed the break from the team. And maybe the team needed a break from me too. I was sort of a loose cannon and sometimes I was kinda bad at seeing the whole bigger picture. I just wanted to score for the team yo! But, with me gone, they still won. Just... without my everything-goes-just-gotta-hit-em-hard-loose-cannon tactic. That's still a good thing. Just a different way of winning."
"You know that movie... Truman show. Imagine if that was real life. Imagine if someone was keeping tabs on you, discussing your every move with their friends. That would be so messed up yo...I'm glad real life isn't like that."
"Course I got your back. What did you expect?"
Hey Casey, Why do you think your dad did what he did?
Well. I think most of the time, he saw people through a lense of distrust and hostility. And whatever he felt guilty about or whatever he had done, he accused others of doing. It was pretty impossible to talk to the guy, cause he'd just accuse us for emotional blackmail or manipulating. My sister, and I? We didn't do that stuff… But when he was the victim he never had to feel bad or take accountability. I don't think I can remember him saying sorry to anyone ever. And why? I dunno. I guess he was feeling defensive and scared of being a bad dad or something.
Hey Casey, Do you think you'll ever give up on the vigilante gig?
"Whaaat? No! I'll be out there bashing sculls with Raph until the day I die yo!! Casey Jones never gives up on New York. Never."
"Why did ya start those rumors about me? Why...I don't get it. I mean I'll get over it, but it kinda hurts my feelings yo...Now those people walk around thinking I'm some over emotional lunatic cheater? I don't cheat in hockey... I got a metal plate in my head but that's not cheating..."
Hey Casey, so the tea is you're disruptive and too sensitive.
"What?! People say that stuff? Who? Anyway. Don't you know talking crap about others IS in fact disruptive? That kinda stuff is exactly what creates disruption yo! It's totally cowardly not saying it to my face, and it's immature AND insensitive. It actually just means the person doin' it is feeling insecure about themselves. That's why people do that stuff! Anyway....At least I'm mature enough to not behave like that."
