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RE: Children of the revolution - Rose Willaby - 10-13-2019
"Aye..." She said slowly. She still preferred it if some other kid got hurt to build that world. "Aren't you worried?"
RE: Children of the revolution - Benny Green - 10-13-2019
Benny rose a brow. "About what?"
RE: Children of the revolution - Rose Willaby - 10-13-2019
"Gettin' hurt?"
RE: Children of the revolution - Benny Green - 10-13-2019
Benny shrugged. "I've been hurt before. I've been hurt a lot. At least here, it'd have a point. And there's a chance... no matter how small.. that I won't get hurt and I'll make the world a better place. Worth the risk I think."
RE: Children of the revolution - Rose Willaby - 10-13-2019
Rose gave him a look of concern. "I... hope it works out..."
RE: Children of the revolution - Benny Green - 10-13-2019
Benny matched her look. "No idea. Better to relax and not think about it or go home."
RE: Children of the revolution - Rose Willaby - 10-13-2019
She nodded, still nervous, but she tried not to show it.
RE: Children of the revolution - Benny Green - 10-13-2019
Benny looked curious and smirked. He gripped her shoulder before patting it. "Relax."
RE: Children of the revolution - Rose Willaby - 10-13-2019
She nodded again. "It's just..." she looked around. "It's so rebellious... i'n't it?" And then she admitted: "I ain't ne'er done owt rebellious in me life... not really..."
RE: Children of the revolution - Benny Green - 10-13-2019
Benny stifled a laugh. "Rebellions tend to be so." He shrugged and looked at the cheering crowd. "Yeah but things don't change without a little shaking to the status quo."