[A 'difference of opinion,' coming from Bakura, covers a fair amount of ground. That may be an understatement. The worst part is Raine can just about follow his logic, in his particular sort of way. She sighs, resigned, a little frustrated.]
In the middle of the street?
[Really? That can't have been strictly necessary, and opened up a lot of potential collateral damage. That particular choice is a solid part of her anger, too.]
[It's difficult picking out what part of the rest to focus on first. Raine... doesn't think she can help with his relationship with Valdis, such as it is; that dynamic frankly eludes her most of the time. If either of them even wants to fix it. Words about destruction always being easier than creation-- no, that, too, Bakura knows, can hardly not know. In the end, she settles on something he had to remind her of some months ago.]
Bakura. You aren't... you're not replaceable.
[If not for Solomon, she would have thought him dead. If he'd been wrong, he might well have been genuinely dead. She disapproves of both possibilities.]
Remember that, the next time you decide to do something so indescribably foolish.
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In the middle of the street?
[Really? That can't have been strictly necessary, and opened up a lot of potential collateral damage. That particular choice is a solid part of her anger, too.]
[It's difficult picking out what part of the rest to focus on first. Raine... doesn't think she can help with his relationship with Valdis, such as it is; that dynamic frankly eludes her most of the time. If either of them even wants to fix it. Words about destruction always being easier than creation-- no, that, too, Bakura knows, can hardly not know. In the end, she settles on something he had to remind her of some months ago.]
Bakura. You aren't... you're not replaceable.
[If not for Solomon, she would have thought him dead. If he'd been wrong, he might well have been genuinely dead. She disapproves of both possibilities.]
Remember that, the next time you decide to do something so indescribably foolish.