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[When Wesker didn't contact him a day ago he was worried, but worry has quickly turned to fear and Jaeger's never been good at dealing with fear. Repeated attempts to reach Wesker have failed, so Jaeger's taken it on himself to go looking for his boyfriend.
Thankfully Wesker cuts a distinctive figure and Jaeger's able to trace his location to the outskirts of the city. He's worried that he's going to find that something's happened to Wesker, that he'll be injured or dying, or maybe even already dead—
But that isn't the case, and when he finds Wesker the man looks perfectly fine.]
Albert!
[He'll approach immediately; the worry and concern is probably obvious just from that exclamation alone, but once he gets close he speaks up again.]
Are you okay? What are you doing out here?
[If Wesker will let him get close enough, he'll reach out to touch Wesker's arm, as he usually does.]
Thankfully Wesker cuts a distinctive figure and Jaeger's able to trace his location to the outskirts of the city. He's worried that he's going to find that something's happened to Wesker, that he'll be injured or dying, or maybe even already dead—
But that isn't the case, and when he finds Wesker the man looks perfectly fine.]
Albert!
[He'll approach immediately; the worry and concern is probably obvious just from that exclamation alone, but once he gets close he speaks up again.]
Are you okay? What are you doing out here?
[If Wesker will let him get close enough, he'll reach out to touch Wesker's arm, as he usually does.]

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That's...surprisingly domestic, though I don't know why I expected otherwise. The relationships I remember were something like that as well - a bit simple and straightforward, but that was never a bad thing.
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Do I still take pictures of people, or is that something I never picked up on here?
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[No seriously, he has sent you way too many pictures.]
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[It was so many?]
I remember taking pictures of most of the people I was around. The important ones, usually. Some of them are here now; it was strange seeming them again.
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[What is...wrong...with his priorities...]
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[...He knows how that sounds, uh.]
You've seen how I am, though, ja? I usually end up trying to pester you into talking about whatever you're going through. So I doubt you could have kept your goals from me even if you'd wanted to.
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[It's kind of agitating, honestly.]
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I don't know what I think about that.
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[Well, okay, he knows why you do it, but he's not really sure he should say it, so this works, probably.]
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It seems to come back to the fear of those goals, in the end.
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Though it sounds as though I'm beginning to understand. Not nearly enough to act, but it's... It seems promising to me.
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...Was that something you wrote in your notes?
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It's also evident in the way that I speak to people - explaining that using Uroboros wasn't cruelty, but rather mercy and impartiality; showing a greater understanding for why I've come to believe that such a thing was necessary. Experiencing curiosity rather than fear towards Uroboros in general.
It's interesting to read about; things are changing, and I can't help but consider it a good sign.
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Still, Jaeger feels chills run down his spine.]
I... I see. I don't really know what to say.
[It's probably obvious that it's making him uneasy.]
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It frightens you, doesn't it.
[It's not really a question.]
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...Yes, it does.
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The only other close relationship I had was well before any of this was conceived of, though I doubt she would have agreed with it if she knew.
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You remind me of her, you know. That second one.
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[The first person he mentioned is Excella, right? It's a good thing he doesn't remind Wesker of Excella.]
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Our relationship was good, for the most part. A bit domestic, but not in a bad way.
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