I like you // I love you // You’re one of my best friends // You’re like family // You are family // I dislike you // I hate you // I’d kill you if I got the chance // I want you to like me // I’m scared of you // I would adopt you // I’d date you // I’d sleep with you // I’d marry you // I’m worried about you // You confuse me // You’re annoying // I pity you // I respect you // I trust you // I feel protective of you // I’d invite you with me to parties // I’d lend you my money // I’d borrow your money // You’re good-looking // I’m suspicious of you // I’m hiding something from you // You’re fun // You’re boring // I’m upset with you // You’re nice // You’re mean // I’m envious of you // You’re smart // You’re stupid // I look up to you // I think you’re a better person than me // I think I’m a better person than you // I want to apologize to you // I wish I’d never met you // I never want to forget you // I want to get to know you better
their [re]-"introductory" thread is still ongoing, but Vash has been struck by Chara's sense of independence first and foremost. it seems to be what they let themself be guided by, in lieu of any group of friends or an adult who walks alongside them (which is concerning, but considering his "newness" & how things are on NML currently Vash is unfortunately more used to this sight than not).
Chara is a kind kid. someone who's evidently eager to please, as well as yet another person who's familiar with Vash's past self enough to extend that kindness at any opportunity.
over time, the Stampede's worries on how Chara's being taken care of will grow, if those aren't addressed sooner than later. that's much more important than figuring out who his past self had been to them. as nice as the guy is, Vash has already failed too many children in being ignorant and negligent toward how they're living their lives