( He is patient, and he is trusting. He thinks that if Homura does not wish to speak with him, then she will make it clear soon enough - and if that is the verdict, then he can take waiting a little more to know.
He is happy that he receives an answer, in the end, even if the topic could be a less weighty one. )
... She asked you to stop all those things the two of you suffered from happening at all, right?
( Or ... something to that effect. Right? But he says this with some uncertainty, because it sounded like she felt she failed at this task - that in the end, what was done could not be undone - simply the way that it occurred - and, in the end, she had become a memory.
But Homura doesn't sound as if she'd conceded defeat, either. Does she still intend to try, or - was her promise of a different nature than he presumed? )
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He is happy that he receives an answer, in the end, even if the topic could be a less weighty one. )
... She asked you to stop all those things the two of you suffered from happening at all, right?
( Or ... something to that effect. Right? But he says this with some uncertainty, because it sounded like she felt she failed at this task - that in the end, what was done could not be undone - simply the way that it occurred - and, in the end, she had become a memory.
But Homura doesn't sound as if she'd conceded defeat, either. Does she still intend to try, or - was her promise of a different nature than he presumed? )