There is a pause on his end where he stops to frown over at Michel, who's sitting sullenly in his own corner of the cell. Luckily, Michel's still busy ignoring everyone else and doesn't notice a damn thing.
Maybe (?) surprisingly, he doesn't seem all that against the idea. Doublecrossing Arthur when he's offering help to stop his brother from being detained seems low, but Michel hasn't exactly been endearing himself to them the longer he's spent with them. He definitely confessed to taking the sun out, and planning something that could very well be worse. Letting him go free seems like the greater evil, here. But.]
nothing they've done here has been enough to get him to change it
[No amount of interrogation (or "interrogation") or threat of execution seems to have made a difference.]
the way things are now, he seems pretty willing to take the sun down with him if he dies
[And they can't let that happen. But if they've got a plan to force it, they'll have to try something different.]
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There is a pause on his end where he stops to frown over at Michel, who's sitting sullenly in his own corner of the cell. Luckily, Michel's still busy ignoring everyone else and doesn't notice a damn thing.
Maybe (?) surprisingly, he doesn't seem all that against the idea. Doublecrossing Arthur when he's offering help to stop his brother from being detained seems low, but Michel hasn't exactly been endearing himself to them the longer he's spent with them. He definitely confessed to taking the sun out, and planning something that could very well be worse. Letting him go free seems like the greater evil, here. But.]
nothing they've done here has been enough to get him to change it
[No amount of interrogation (or "interrogation") or threat of execution seems to have made a difference.]
the way things are now, he seems pretty willing to take the sun down with him if he dies
[And they can't let that happen. But if they've got a plan to force it, they'll have to try something different.]