Well, lucky for you that you're in good company, hm? I've certainly no place to judge, so we can continue to mess up in good company. Or find our own meaning in it. Whichever comes naturally, of course.
[Trust her, she gets it. She's basically had to pull teeth to even get to this point, and frankly she still sucks at it!
They're almost out of the cave, though, at least. There seems to be a little ways further to walk, but the mindscape seems to have shifted a bit into something a little more comfortable for their final walk.
The sky is bright and blue, and there are an innumerable amount of white flowers all around the field that they walk. Of course, the exit's right ahead, but at least she can thank him in this way. By letting the walk be comfortable, and more reflective of the things she wants to show him now that she can. How comfortable this is, how comfortable she feels...]
It truly does. I think it's truly amazing, how seeing other worlds can change your perspective. How it can prove to you that perhaps...there is hope out there, for those who seek it. In truth, I never thought I'd feel this way.
But...with you, you make it feel so easy. I truly adore that.
[Just a little further to the door back to the real world, and Dorothy's eyes slide slightly closed as she continues to lean on Yeager's shoulder. The rust is gone by now, and she feels...lighter.]
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Well, lucky for you that you're in good company, hm? I've certainly no place to judge, so we can continue to mess up in good company. Or find our own meaning in it. Whichever comes naturally, of course.
[Trust her, she gets it. She's basically had to pull teeth to even get to this point, and frankly she still sucks at it!
They're almost out of the cave, though, at least. There seems to be a little ways further to walk, but the mindscape seems to have shifted a bit into something a little more comfortable for their final walk.
The sky is bright and blue, and there are an innumerable amount of white flowers all around the field that they walk. Of course, the exit's right ahead, but at least she can thank him in this way. By letting the walk be comfortable, and more reflective of the things she wants to show him now that she can. How comfortable this is, how comfortable she feels...]
It truly does. I think it's truly amazing, how seeing other worlds can change your perspective. How it can prove to you that perhaps...there is hope out there, for those who seek it. In truth, I never thought I'd feel this way.
But...with you, you make it feel so easy. I truly adore that.
[Just a little further to the door back to the real world, and Dorothy's eyes slide slightly closed as she continues to lean on Yeager's shoulder. The rust is gone by now, and she feels...lighter.]