[He laughs. Not the laugh he had to force out, the laugh like a statement; not a laugh meant to disarm, high and light and breathy; not a monster's laugh, either, because when he's in a fight to kill he doesn't laugh or even smile. It just sounds like a boy laughing about something funny. That's all.]
Not tonight. Not with you.
[Which means I trust you and I'm so angry and I hate this and I want to be as alive as I can be.]
[He will not allow himself to live the same hell over and over again. He will not be condemned to that. He isn't the one who's done the evil deeds here. He's not a hero, but he's not the villain, either. He won't be treated like one, not even by himself.]
[It's a little funny, actually. If someone came upon this scene, the two of them . . . he knows the image he presents and the one Jotaro does, and someone looking without thinking or analyzing would almost certainly assume Jotaro the aggressor and him the victim. People are so damn simple-minded sometimes. It's not bad. It's just lazy.]
[Right here, right now, there aren't any heroes or villains. Just two very angry, very tired children.]
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Not tonight. Not with you.
[Which means I trust you and I'm so angry and I hate this and I want to be as alive as I can be.]
[He will not allow himself to live the same hell over and over again. He will not be condemned to that. He isn't the one who's done the evil deeds here. He's not a hero, but he's not the villain, either. He won't be treated like one, not even by himself.]
[It's a little funny, actually. If someone came upon this scene, the two of them . . . he knows the image he presents and the one Jotaro does, and someone looking without thinking or analyzing would almost certainly assume Jotaro the aggressor and him the victim. People are so damn simple-minded sometimes. It's not bad. It's just lazy.]
[Right here, right now, there aren't any heroes or villains. Just two very angry, very tired children.]
I want to know who's going to win.