dramatispersonae

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[Upon entering your team's cloud of mist, you find yourselves transported to a bare stone room with a single stone table and chairs. (The chairs have been bolted to the floor.) On the table are a 16 red stones, 8 blue stones, and a 2 black stones. There are also indentations around the edge of the table, each one marked in the color of one of the teams.]

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[SHAKING YOUR HEAD]

You don't get to make that kind of choice by yourself.

[dkjgf]

Why not?

Unless you're by yourself, this is something we all take a part in. Just because you make the decision by yourself doesn't mean you end up carrying the burden by yourself. We'll remember it too.

I don't entirely disagree. But I think part of being a team is letting people handle the things they're best at. Including taking responsibility, I think.

I already feel bad enough that Kit had to take the responsibility of chopping the knight's head off! I'm not going to add onto that if I don't have to!

Um... I know this probably isn't the time. But Dragonfly, if he wanted to take that responsibility, and he was willing, than I think you feeling bad about it is really counter-productive. Kit's better at some things, you are at others...

...Not that Kit isn't frustrating and stupid and headstrong, though. But you can't feel guilty about him being himself.

This shouldn't be a thing about who's better at what.

Isn't it? Some things neither of us can do. Look at it the other way. If you had something only you could do, and you did, but everyone felt bad for not being able to help you.

Would that really be supportive?

But this is about killing people!!

So what exactly could you have done about the situation? Because if there's something, then okay, you can feel guilty.

But if not, what exactly are you feeling guilty for?