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[It's the sins and virtues plot! Imagine the utter joy of our beloved Prime Minister Monocle for having been blessed with so many wonderful virtues! He might even become a good person out of this.

And through this wonderful event, Monocle has found himself forced to compliment anyone who talks to him, instead of harping on about himself, like he usually does.]

What... what is this sheer madness...? I hope no one sees me like this...

[Come talk to him, if you want to feel good about yourself. :D]

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I... want to deal with you, Luke.

[He doesn't mean sexually, but he doesn't want to lose him.]

you can deal with me in anyway you like.

What a... polite invitation. Though I feel we should take this elsewhere so that you can reserve your perfect dignity.

it not my digity that you sould worry about, its yours.
But if that what you what then lets go.

I have no dignity, dear child.

[Heads off back to his room.]

you'll have to prove that to me sometime.

[follows Monocle back to his room]

If that is what you wish.

[Holds the door open for him.]

Oh I wish it.

[ducks under monocles arm in to the room then pulls him away from the door.]

[Allows himself to be led for once.]

Are you always this forceful?

Only around you

I'm honored, Luke. Though I'm sure you mean that for better or for worse.

That sounds like a line of marriage.

I'm sure that married is one thing we definitely aren't.

Some people thought we where.

[Chuckles.]

I don't think your Crow ever thought that.

Before I left your side 'e did.

I'm sure you set him straight.

Well of course. i do 'ate this you. I miss the old you.. the Layton i know as a kid.

[and yet I would sleep with you even so..]

That version of myself is gone.

Why? dose it have to be?

[hugs him]

Only you can change yourself.. Layton.

This is who I am now and I have no desire to change myself.

[Neither returns the hug nor pushes Luke away.]

then you know I will keep fighting ageist you.

I don't doubt that you will.

[crys a little to hear this.]

I don't what to be the one to pull the triger to your death.

Then don't. Let someone else be.