*Amali knew that Genli had died, and she knew that had to be due to unnatural causes, but she didn’t know that it had specifically been a stabbing. She can also see why Kheel blames her; Amali, her mother, wasn’t there when she was most needed, and Kheel, only a child herself, had to deal with it on her own.
*And… Kheel had been the one to bury Genli? No one else bothered? How could they? Even if they didn’t know her, Genli was a child, one who had been stabbed to death. Amali wants to know who simply refused to bury Genli, forcing Kheel to do it herself.
*Amali notices the moment Kheel starts crying. Her fingers twitch, longing to hold her daughter close. Unfortunately, due to the way Kheel now views her, she doesn’t want to push. Amali does, however, take a few steps closer to you, opening her arms to show that she is offering a hug if you want it*
I see where you’re coming from, Kheel. If I had been in your position, back when I was your age, Hylia knows I would have been more than a little angry at my mother. However, if you want it, I can offer you some advice, even if you don’t want me there for you as a mother anymore. Not advice as your mother, but advice as someone who has experience with how to deal with grief, and how to cope with the loss of someone close to you.
Unless, that is, you would rather the advice be from me as your mother, in which case I would be more than happy to oblige that, as well. And… even if Genli is dead now, you still have your other siblings around you. Plus, I plan to visit Genli’s grave once I have a chance, before resuming my search for Kotts, so if you want to come with I would be happy to. I know I’ve already apologized for not being there for you, but I feel like I have to do it again. If there is any way that I can even start to make up for it, to build up to gaining your forgiveness, to make my apology with more than just words I’ve told you, please tell me.
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