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Monologue Of Iarfer

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Yusuke’s body language slouches into a proper sitting position as the weight of Akira’s words weighs him down. All he could do is stare down at his feet in an ambivalence of what to say, there isn’t much to offer on his tongue and the more he waits for something genuine to come the more it fades. (-- removed HTML --) (-- removed HTML --) A discussion he doesn’t truly wish to acknowledge stings at the tip of Akira’s tongue, but Yusuke’s lack of response enkindles it. “Why...are you still with a monster like me? Do you blind yourself from the monster within me? I won’t take the reason that we’re madly in love as a justifiable excuse..” Maybe he is being too assertive about it, but this is an issue of mortality, he needs to enforce that even if it’ll blow up in his …show more content…

(-- removed HTML --) (-- removed HTML --) “I thought...you wanted me to avoid him.” (-- removed HTML --) Akira’s eyes are downcasted towards the floor and his expression is stiff, but the more Yusuke looks at him the more it feels as if it is a flicker of pain he had paused on. (-- removed HTML --) (-- removed HTML --) “I did, but that was just me being selfish. I would like a more..relaxed life, but it feels wrong to ignore the suffering once you know of it. From what Akechi has said Shido seems to be a person who breeds corruption in people’s hearts.” (-- removed HTML --) (-- removed HTML --) “Akechi Isn't really a trustable source, I can’t just pick someone on the word of a person who hates my guts. I need to see Shido’s corruption, just like I have with everyone I have choosen so far.” (-- removed HTML --) (-- removed HTML --) There are multiple reason as to why Shido isn’t a good target, but just like Yusuke said, it is difficult to ignore the severity of it, at least what it seems to be. (-- removed HTML

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