[Trish settles back against the couch and listens.
Nanami's fears are understandable. She doesn't seem like the type to fight with her friends much, certainly not in the knock down-drag out way Trish herself has engaged in more than a few times in the past. Indeed, Trish can hardly imagine Nanami raising her voice at any person, no matter how much they browbeat her. Soft, gentle Nanami...
Of course she'd only turn in on herself, attacking the one person who won't fight back. The one person who she feels is responsible for any bad feelings between her and her friends. But it's always more complicated than that, just like being friends with someone like Mukuro can be complicated for some and very simple for others.
That being said, she does have strong feelings about the idea of "fighting back". She has no illusions her fate played out the way it did because she was given the means to fight, that not using those means would be a betrayal of what others had given up for her. But Nanami...
Really, Nanami is the normal girl Trish used to be, and she immediately feels protective of that. Once you lose that...there's not really any going back. She could tell the marks left on her by her own experience pained Bruno deeply.
Trish. You'ved faced more demons than you should have.]
Nanami, not everyone is meant to fight. We all have a role, and if everyone was tossed to the front lines, where would that leave us, really?
[Trish taps her claws on her mug. She says this, but she knows the agony of feeling helpless.
She fought that in little ways, contributing her thoughts where she could, watching over Narancia the rest of the time, especially with how often he was injured...Nanami contributed to Felfri in her own ways, didn't she?]
...I would never resent you for prioritizing your safety over participating in a battle you couldn't possibly win.
I doubt those two would either. If they expressed any anger towards you, you have to ask yourself where that anger came from. I'm sure the answer isn't as straightforward as you believe it to be.
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Nanami's fears are understandable. She doesn't seem like the type to fight with her friends much, certainly not in the knock down-drag out way Trish herself has engaged in more than a few times in the past. Indeed, Trish can hardly imagine Nanami raising her voice at any person, no matter how much they browbeat her. Soft, gentle Nanami...
Of course she'd only turn in on herself, attacking the one person who won't fight back. The one person who she feels is responsible for any bad feelings between her and her friends. But it's always more complicated than that, just like being friends with someone like Mukuro can be complicated for some and very simple for others.
That being said, she does have strong feelings about the idea of "fighting back". She has no illusions her fate played out the way it did because she was given the means to fight, that not using those means would be a betrayal of what others had given up for her. But Nanami...
Really, Nanami is the normal girl Trish used to be, and she immediately feels protective of that. Once you lose that...there's not really any going back. She could tell the marks left on her by her own experience pained Bruno deeply.
Trish. You'ved faced more demons than you should have.]
Nanami, not everyone is meant to fight. We all have a role, and if everyone was tossed to the front lines, where would that leave us, really?
[Trish taps her claws on her mug. She says this, but she knows the agony of feeling helpless.
She fought that in little ways, contributing her thoughts where she could, watching over Narancia the rest of the time, especially with how often he was injured...Nanami contributed to Felfri in her own ways, didn't she?]
...I would never resent you for prioritizing your safety over participating in a battle you couldn't possibly win.
I doubt those two would either. If they expressed any anger towards you, you have to ask yourself where that anger came from. I'm sure the answer isn't as straightforward as you believe it to be.