#wahoo the ask box is finally open again
GREGORY: I haven’t a clue how we’ll deal with those two poor girls in the other room…
ESTELLA:We leave them be.
ESTELLA:They won’t be coming out any time soon with their door handle melted, anyhow.
GREGORY: Lord, I hardly believe it’s you talking.
GREGORY:I’m surprised you didn’t throw them out a window just for looking at you.
ESTELLA:Oh,so rich coming from the splinter-filled buffoon who nearly crushed entire families in some futile chase.
ESTELLA: If we’ve to be so under cover like you said, why are houses upon houses layered in that horrid black ooze of yours? Hmm?
GREGORY: Sorry I forgot I was talking to the paragon of virtue herself.
GREGORY:As if you wouldn’t have done the same thing or worse in my situation.
ESTELLA:Oh please, I wouldn’t be nearly as uncoordinated or filled with unneeded emotion like you.
GREGORY:I’m rolling my eyes at you, you know.
ESTELLA:I’m sure.
ESTELLA: Speaking of unneeded emotion, however…
ESTELLA:Explain to me, you bloodied menstrual pad of an ill-kept lady, whyyou insist on propping that body up like it’s still alive?
GREGORY:What, would you rather him splayed out on the floor when he comes back?
ESTELLA: I think it would let him know he shouldn’t be happy with his choices today.
ESTELLA: If he hadn’t been such a selfless, love-stricken twat, we wouldn’t be in this mess.
GREGORY:That may be, but we’re here now, and he’ll be back soon.
GREGORY:The least we can do for him is grant him some decency.
ESTELLA: Mm, how typical of you to say.
GREGORY:Oh come on, you can’t say you don’t pity him at least a littlebit?
GREGORY:This would be his first time regenerating.
GREGORY:Wouldn’t you wish the same for yours?
ESTELLA:I don’t thrive off of pity, as much as you wish I would.
ESTELLA:He could wake up at the floor of a cold, empty seabed and nobody but you and that imp would give a damn.
GREGORY:I get it, you’re as cold and empty as the very depths you speak of.
GREGORY:With my mind on the cold, though…
GREGORY:Itis rather cold in here, now that I think about it…
ESTELLA:We’ve spent nearly a decade in hell, you should welcome it.
GREGORY:Well, I’m sure this poor sap would at least enjoy an extra layer or two.
ESTELLA:He’s animp, you vanilla monkey shit sundae.
ESTELLA:He’s exerts far more heat than necessary already.
ESTELLA:Lest you’re planning to burn this whole structure to the ground?
GREGORY: Just because he feelswarm doesn’t mean he iswarm.
GREGORY:At least he’ll wake up knowing someone cares, you crotchety old hag.
ESTELLA:…
ESTELLA: Well, I’m sure he’d be so glad to wake up in someone else’s clothes.
ESTELLA: Of all people’s clothes, especially, you choose the very piss-filled, disease-ridden pit of a person that’s been causing all of his issues from day one.
ESTELLA: My, how thoughtfulof you.
GREGORY: Oh, just because your life’s been squandered of any loving relationship doesn’t mean his has.
GREGORY:If I didn’t know better, I’d find you quite jealous he could hold feelings long enough to be willing to die for another.
ESTELLA: I don’t recall walking into a therapy room, Bellarose.
GREGORY: And I don’t recall asking for your judgement on what I choose to do, Havisham.
ESTELLA:I bet you’d love for me say touché, wouldn’t you?
GREGORY: I wouldn’t expect it from you at this point.
GREGORY:Too eager to defy any man who dares say a word around you.
ESTELLA:Would you quit it with your therapist act, you blubber of a whale’s anus?
ESTELLA: And stop playing dress up with that damned corpse.
GREGORY:[sigh]
GREGORY:Fine.
GREGORY:Isuppose you’re right.
GREGORY:Undressing a dead man’s shirt is certainly not something I’d like to recall doing later on in life.
ESTELLA: You have at least one brain cell in that musty, endless pit of a head, I see.
ESTELLA:Now are you planning on helping with this mess, or are you too busy thinking of the next person you wish to place your meaningless pity upon?
GREGORY: Oh as if you’d need myhelp.
GREGORY:If I recall, you spent the majority of your time walking here telling me not to interfere.
GREGORY:It’s not as if I’ve been dead longer than you.
ESTELLA:How long you’ve been deceased doesn’t suddenly grant you the ability to know how to close a portal to hell, you know.
ESTELLA:Don’tthinkyou have any sort of superiority over me just for being dead a few months longer than I, you regurgitated, corrosive waste of a vulture’s innards.
ESTELLA:I could use a few hands, regardless of how useless you may be.
ESTELLA: So stop wallowing on about how comfortable a dead body should be and help me.
GREGORY:Close it yourself you leather-skinned snake.
ESTELLA:Oh what’s the matter now?
ESTELLA:You’reso ridiculously soft-centered, you know that?
GREGORY:I don’t need your opinion on everything I decide to care about right now!
GREGORY:As if I’d ever want criticism from someone as pathetically try-hard as you, anyhow.
ESTELLA: It’s not like you haven’t been doing the same thing to me, you psychoanalyzing, waterlog-brained dolt.
ESTELLA:Go on then! I don’t need your help.
ESTELLA: Like always, I won’t be letting my feelings get in the way of what needs to be done.
GREGORY: Uhuh, you go ahead and do that!
ESTELLA:I will!
GREGORY:…
GREGORY:Hm…
GREGORY:You know, computers screens have gotten quite thinner since I’ve died.
ESTELLA:Is that really what you choose to think about now?
ESTELLA: After what we just spoke of?
ESTELLA:Howsimple-minded of you.
GREGORY:Well I had no choice but to look away from you, to the only thing of actual interest in this room.
GREGORY:I can’t see how this boy lives in such a tasteless room…
GREGORY:Though…
GREGORY:Hm…
GREGORY:Actually, Estella…
ESTELLA:What is it now,you walking disease of a man?
GREGORY:Looking at this computer…
GREGORY:I haven’t a clue what this site is.
GREGORY:But… what’son it is… quite interesting…
ESTELLA:In what way?
ESTELLA:I’m far too busy with less nonsensical matters to come over and look, you dirty, petrified oaf.
GREGORY:Well…
GREGORY:For as little as this man speaks, he sure seems louder online.
GREGORY:It’s… almost as if Craig wants to lead us right to him…
ESTELLA: Yes, I’m sure he left his computer on exactly for this revelation of yours.
GREGORY:Well then. I’m sure he wouldn’t mind if I played around with his little site during our down time here.
ESTELLA:How ever so productive of you.
