I haven't fallen prey to that mysterious family quirk yet, in case you haven't noticed, so -- [...Oh?] Wait. Obviously stop me if I'm being an idiot, but you're saying you've also got these genes? Specifically these.
[Technically he has three half-brothers he doesn't know about and that are also garbage, but honestly who cares about them. He laughs at the last thing, though.]
Don't worry, I'm not offended. Do you think you can figure it out?
They extracted DNA from Jotaro's ancestors and created a modified clone to rectify that whole muscle mistake that happened somewhere along the line, and those odd circumstances are what allow you and G. E. to create life today.
[The mafia she understands, but actual relatives? Nah, man, that shit's too complicated.]
Uh. Shit. Okay, Jotancestor apparently lives forever but not because of magic for some reason [????] and to harness their power or because the whole immortality thing was failing, they...put their DNA in a blender with other DNA to...make it better...?
So - one of Jotaro's ancestors [who shall remain nameless] had an adopted brother, who, through a convoluted series of events [which shall not be told here] [unless she badgers him about it], became immortal. He took said ancestor's body and [ehhhhn] merged with it [EHHHHHN] and . . . me, then, about a hundred years later.
[Man is he ever leaving a lot out, but there it is, ish.]
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I mean, I was genuinely curious. [Like, he's not around to bother with it right this second.] Who just assumes someone wants to flirt with their mom?
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I think it's genetic, actually.
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You're not seriously suggesting I won't be able to control myself when it comes to his hot mom because of some mysterious family quirk, are you?
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[He says this with mild vexation more than anything. Yare yare. Also, surprise?]
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I haven't fallen prey to that mysterious family quirk yet, in case you haven't noticed, so -- [...Oh?] Wait. Obviously stop me if I'm being an idiot, but you're saying you've also got these genes? Specifically these.
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[He's about to say something about family, but then, speaking of family.]
These specifically. Yes.
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[weeps why is Giorno letting her promise dates to Mista...]
Huh.
[...H u h.]
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What does "huh" mean, in this context?
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[BUT BACK TO SERIOUS MATTERS.]
I'm just...trying to figure out stuff. Jotaro said something about another family trait -- only children?
...Also he's like a brick wall and no offense, but you're kind of not.
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[Technically he has three half-brothers he doesn't know about and that are also garbage, but honestly who cares about them. He laughs at the last thing, though.]
Don't worry, I'm not offended. Do you think you can figure it out?
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[But there is a hint of something underneath her words that suggests she's still thinking away on it.]
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Yyyyy-es. And weird.
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The strangest part of what you just said is that there are parts of it that really aren't that far off.
Try going less mad scientist.
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...A Jotancestor could also create life and magic'd up a cute baby Giorno using the family as a basis?
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Go back to the DNA bit, take away the magic. Add some immortality.
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[The mafia she understands, but actual relatives? Nah, man, that shit's too complicated.]
Uh. Shit. Okay, Jotancestor apparently lives forever but not because of magic for some reason [????] and to harness their power or because the whole immortality thing was failing, they...put their DNA in a blender with other DNA to...make it better...?
[what is she even saying anymore]
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That's more or less it, yes.
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They, uh. They succeeded because you're pretty great?
[she tried]
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That's very kind of you to say.
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[SHE TRIED]
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[it all makes So Much Sense]
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[she is suffering]
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So - one of Jotaro's ancestors [who shall remain nameless] had an adopted brother, who, through a convoluted series of events [which shall not be told here] [unless she badgers him about it], became immortal. He took said ancestor's body and [ehhhhn] merged with it [EHHHHHN] and . . . me, then, about a hundred years later.
[Man is he ever leaving a lot out, but there it is, ish.]
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