[ kaveh looks. the quirk of his brow is something of a helpless thing. it's, in fact, a question that ought not be answered lightly. who is anyone to know where they ought to or ought not be? but the question hinges on the word want - and even if kaveh isn't the man to answer that particular line of inquiry, he knows who is.
kaveh, who has never wanted without guilt. but alhaitham, who has never needed beyond reason. it follows that if kaveh understands need, then alhaitham has always been the one who understand want - and kaveh, well, he understands alhaitham.
therefore: ]
Of course you are not. [ kaveh asserts, with the confidence of a man who architect the means to argue the point if necessary. ] Nobody who is where they want to be would have an expression like yours.
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kaveh, who has never wanted without guilt. but alhaitham, who has never needed beyond reason. it follows that if kaveh understands need, then alhaitham has always been the one who understand want - and kaveh, well, he understands alhaitham.
therefore: ]
Of course you are not. [ kaveh asserts, with the confidence of a man who architect the means to argue the point if necessary. ] Nobody who is where they want to be would have an expression like yours.