[ LORD DOES THIS CUBE KNOW HOW TO JUST SAY ONE THING TOO MUCH.
the funniest part of all of this is the fact that wolfwood under any other circumstances, would have been fine with the biting remark. he did ask for it; there is not a world where wolfwood would ever look at himself and think that he was perfect. no, far from it, but it's just the fact that they kept talking. the smugness. (wolfwood takes it back, he'd love to punch them in the face and would get satisfaction from it.)
was wolfwood aware of this smoking problem? oh, absolutely. did it bother him if people complained about it? nope. fuck them. his life, his body, his to do whatever he damn well pleases with it. there was only so many days that he could call his own and how he wanted to spend them shouldn't be anyone's concern. then this calling him out on his "constant state of denial"? honestly, what's new? there's plenty that wolfwood willfully ignores and that alone could have been fine but—
"That isn't very 'winning' of you, is it?" ... .... "There's no need to show gratitude..."
wolfwood does not claim to be a good man, nor would he earnestly ever think that he could be. wolfwood does, however, concede that he some of his actions could be seen as petty. ...it's just a shame that his will to not do this moments earlier has already fallen into shambles. ]
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the funniest part of all of this is the fact that wolfwood under any other circumstances, would have been fine with the biting remark. he did ask for it; there is not a world where wolfwood would ever look at himself and think that he was perfect. no, far from it, but it's just the fact that they kept talking. the smugness. (wolfwood takes it back, he'd love to punch them in the face and would get satisfaction from it.)
was wolfwood aware of this smoking problem? oh, absolutely. did it bother him if people complained about it? nope. fuck them. his life, his body, his to do whatever he damn well pleases with it. there was only so many days that he could call his own and how he wanted to spend them shouldn't be anyone's concern. then this calling him out on his "constant state of denial"? honestly, what's new? there's plenty that wolfwood willfully ignores and that alone could have been fine but—
"That isn't very 'winning' of you, is it?" ... .... "There's no need to show gratitude..."
wolfwood does not claim to be a good man, nor would he earnestly ever think that he could be. wolfwood does, however, concede that he some of his actions could be seen as petty. ...it's just a shame that his will to not do this moments earlier has already fallen into shambles. ]