“Because I’ve been to the shelters, I’ve walked the streets and seen what the Merchants and Chosen are doing out there. I want to resolve this thing with Dinah. Whether I like it or not, I know that the fastest way to get to that point where everything’s okay again is working with Coil.”
Alright so she did repeat it in dialogue, but at least she gave the abridged version.
Lisa spoke, “I want her back on the team, obviously. If we’re voting, that’s where my vote is going.”
“Mine too,” Alec said, “You’re wound up, Brian, maybe it’s Taylor being gone, maybe it’s Aisha and your dad getting attacked, maybe it’s the general situation with the city, but it’s getting miserable to be around you.
This sounds… familiar.
There seems to be some paralleling going on here.
- Brian here is Clockblocker – wound up, situation involving his dad, hostile to the “newcomer” (a returning newcomer in Taylor’s case, but still).
- Taylor is Weld. Coming into the team with good intentions, to a hostile-to-lukewarm reception.
- Alec is Kid Win. The seemingly laid-back one who probably feels like the fifth wheel of the team.
- Lisa is Vista. The understanding one who tries to help mend relations with Taylor/Weld.
- Aisha, if she’s Imp, is Flechette. The other newcomer, who is somewhat more welcomed to the team.
- Rachel is Shadow Stalker. The hostile, aggressive one.
Taylor was always the one who was on the same page as you, she’d be someone you can work with and talk to, at least. You’ll be happier in the long run if she’s around. And we’ll be happier if you’re not so fucking crabby. ‘Sides, if she’s giving up her pay, then it doesn’t even cost us anything.”
He has a point there. I mean, she does still require some food and such, but yeah.
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