The silver in his eyes burned. I want to kill him.Me too, but that's not really going to help things.He flashed me a wild smile. But it would make us feel better.Damn, you've gotten dark. Funny, but dark.
In a tense exchange, the protagonist is filled with anger, reflected by the intense silver in their eyes and a desire for revenge against someone. Their companion acknowledges this impulse but cautions that acting on it won't resolve their issues. Instead, they suggest that while it may not be a solution, it might provide some emotional relief for them.
The conversation takes a lighthearted turn when the companion jokes about the dark humor present in their thoughts. This moment captures a blend of emotion, showcasing how anger can lead to a desperate yearning for release, even if it's misguided. The dialogue reveals their bond as they navigate complex feelings in the midst of a challenging situation.
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