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[supersweet]

What do you do if someone from your family is sorta maybe evil?

Do you make them take an internet quiz to check??

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[outofthinair]

I guess I should clarify as well. They'd fail if the test was about being good. They'd pass if the results were grading evil.

Because they're evil.

[supersweet]

Wait, just like that?

What did they do??

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[outofthinair]

Apparently not always, but I have to wonder. Like, you don't just suddenly decide to commit genocide if there wasn't something inside you that could be corrupted in the first place.

And my brother is the result of my dear old dad trying to burn him alive after experimenting on him, so you know... homocidal thoughts abound.

[supersweet]

[ Sounds like the superhero life tbh. ]

I don't think he's that bad.

I just think he's a little mixed up. And he wasn't all bad to me, but my dad wasn't very happy with the whole thing.

[outofthinair]

[ Fighting dark forces of some kind seems to require it. ]

Then I'd worry about how you feel about what he did. I'm sure your dad has his reasons, but if you don't think it was all that bad then just trust your gut.

[supersweet]

I think I'm too young to be doing that.

[outofthinair]

Questioning your dad? Do you usually agree with what he thinks?

[supersweet]

Well . . . yeah. My dad's usually right about stuff.

[outofthinair]

But there's something making you doubt him this time?

[supersweet]

I don't doubt him.

I just don't want to give up yet.

[outofthinair]

Then I stand by what I said before. It's okay to think differently to your dad.

[supersweet]

It's harder than it looks.

[outofthinair]

I guess that's why 'easier said than done' gets thrown around so often.

[supersweet]

Yeah.

My dad's . . . he's never wrong. At least not a whole lot.