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ways_back_room2013-03-14 11:43 pm
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Pulled my first bona-fide all-nighter last night. 0/10 would not recommend.
One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in their ears?
One of your character's parents said something to them that they'll never forget. What are the words that will always echo in their ears?

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And then, the next morning, this conversation:
"I just don't know what to say. I had been drinking yesterday and... I'm sorry about what I said, Mark. I wish I could take it back... I wish I had never said that. I wish--"
"We're going through a lot, Mom. I know it. You're the only person that has any idea what I'm going through... and vice versa. I totally understand. To be honest, I think the same thing sometimes."
"You shouldn't. You did the right thing, son. That man... as hard as it is for me to admit it... that man who we knew and loved... never existed. He was a lie. He used me and he used you. It's hard for me to convince myself that the man I loved was never real... but that's what I have to do to get through the day. We have to move on."
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Yeeaaah. Mark and his mom... there's some issues there.
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(Nah that's not true, he probably had all kinds of wisdom to toss around as a spectral game guide.)
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For Kain, it's "Make me proud." Which he was, in fact, too young to legitimately remember, but nevertheless.
Fluttershy
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*Record scratch noise*
That's... wow. My ears hurt from the quiet levels there.
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Seriously, Parsifal likely gave Lohengrin the same advice the knights gave to him, which is essentially, "You can't kill a swan or anything else innocent."
Mia will remember Lemia's advice regarding the likes of Nash, which is basically, "Don't let your feelings blind you to the truth, whatever you discover that to be."
Lucas apparently won't forget Hinawa saying she loves him, which is his safeguard and anchor to reality now. Not once in any of his visions or hallucinations has Hinawa brought any ill will.
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*lines up his bow and fires, fully expecting Lohengrin to dodge*
You'll be teaching your own swan kids this someday! If you're good enough to keep yourself from being punctured, heh heh heh.
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*fires off three more arrows, and then two at once, cackling like a rather dignified hyena*
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Mike "Bring him home, Michaelangelo. No matter the cost, bring him home."
Aang "But we cannot concern ourselves with what was, we must act on what is."
Bumi "Death is an illusion."
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Dinah "What I'm afraid of is that you'll end up repeating all of my mistakes."
Lawton "It's your own damn fault! If you had just done what you were supposed to none of this would have happened."
(Context: 'this' is the rape and murder of Lawton's son.)
Mac "Some people have the power, some don't. That will never change."
Mel "For god's sake, look out for your brother."
Renee "Don't ever come back. My daughter is dead to me."
Will "Aye aye, Captain."
Marguerite "Beauty will fade, but brains are forever."
Teresa
Um.
It's kind of likely that her strongest memory of her parents is watching one of them kill and eat the other one. Claymore canon is like that!
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For Sam, canonically it'd be his mother saying 'not again, not again...' the second time she was raped. Millicanonically, the Conversations With Dead People he had with her a couple years ago has stuck with him, mostly because that's the only time he's actually talked with her; she was too brain-addled and he was too young, when they were both alive.
Claudia's parents have largely been usurped by her brother, so: "And remember, I will always, always--"
(Though for more Millicanon, CWDP again; her mother made a point of saying that people die from completely natural, non-Artifact-or-someone-out-to-get-them causes sometimes.)
I'm sure Apollo carries some insight from his mother with him. Zeus is... Zeus, and he's certainly not going to take Hera's word for anything.
For Imp, it's something from the almighty row he had with his father before he left Llamedos (what exactly, I'm not sure).
Regulus... ahahahaha. Well, there's the fact that (headcanonically) his mother barged into his room after Sirius got Sorted, painted the family crest over his bed (for whatever reason, she didn't have Kreacher do it; probably to drive the point home) and said that Regulus had better Uphold Family Tradition.
But he's shifting more to one of his father's insights from the Christmas Carol thread: "There's more to life than status."
Red hasn't hit it in OOMery yet, but it will be her mother's advice on controlling the wolf. (I don't remember the exact quote, but it boils down to fear of the wolf leading to loss of control.)
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Thanks, Dad! Way to instill confidence in your kid.
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Orion has cheerfully forgotten most of what his parents told him, and frankly would rather keep it that way.
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Elle is just giving me a 'we're not even going there' look.
Asami's father has given her a lot of good life advice, but what will probably stick in her mind is the sound of his voice the night her mother died.
Marceline (because her father's not around a whole lot, and we know nothing about her mother): "Please forgive me for whatever I do..."
Manny pretty much just took all his mother's you-can-be-anything assurances very seriously. Which makes him both ambitious and sometimes cynical.
Leslie (because she lost her father when she was ten, she doesn't have any brothers, and Ken Burns never wrote her back): "That's what you do when you care about someone. You support them, win, lose, or draw."
Katara: "Go find your Dad, sweetie. I'll take care of this."
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Headcanon? "His name was Drosselmeyer."
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Clem: "You're nothing but a little slut, and you always will be." from her mom.
Dixie: "Dear child, be careful in this wicked world." - the convent's mother superior, the day she left to marry Doc.
Juliet: "She's tougher than you now." - Her mom to Ewan, after Jules graduated from the police academy with top honors.
Pinkie: "I feel so happy." - Her father, for the first time ever, after she threw the family their first party.