[It hadn't crossed his mind, but it makes sense, right? He now has that memory, it's not like what she had shown him suddenly vanished from his mind after the transition.
There's silence on Guzma's end as he tries to focus the thoughts, that disturbing memory through the line. It almost seems like he had disconnected, if not for the undercurrent of frustration seeping through the line. Then, rather suddenly, the memory goes through.
As he had seen it, from the young girl's point of view, she and her friends were surrounded by police, clear with the aim to detain them. The group plays a morbid game of rock paper scissors to decide who gets the honor--the girl winning. She then turns to the police, and just as Guzma had explained she blows bubbles that look as harmless as all bubbles.
However, when they hit the police officers, they do indeed explode with a force they shouldn't have. Killing them all.
It ends there. The silence thereafter isn't upheld for long, because then Guzma has to add his own commentary:]
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[It hadn't crossed his mind, but it makes sense, right? He now has that memory, it's not like what she had shown him suddenly vanished from his mind after the transition.
There's silence on Guzma's end as he tries to focus the thoughts, that disturbing memory through the line. It almost seems like he had disconnected, if not for the undercurrent of frustration seeping through the line. Then, rather suddenly, the memory goes through.
As he had seen it, from the young girl's point of view, she and her friends were surrounded by police, clear with the aim to detain them. The group plays a morbid game of rock paper scissors to decide who gets the honor--the girl winning. She then turns to the police, and just as Guzma had explained she blows bubbles that look as harmless as all bubbles.
However, when they hit the police officers, they do indeed explode with a force they shouldn't have. Killing them all.
It ends there. The silence thereafter isn't upheld for long, because then Guzma has to add his own commentary:]
It's as fucked up as it's stupid, yeah?