[Asch stews unhappily on that for a while. It's all fine and good for Guy to suggest giving one another space to think first. He probably actually uses time and distance to ponder and plan and reconsider things before dealing with them. It's pretty much all he did in Fabre Manor, after all.
And Asch? He's never been great at that, at least not in the last ten years or so. He's an adult now, sure, but he didn't do that much growing during the seven years in Daath, so he's still catching up on what it means to nurture a little thing called "emotional maturity". He sure as hell doesn't have it in steady supply.
...But fine, alright, when Guy phrases it that, it makes a lot of sense. And while he's not a big fan of conceding to arguments of logic (because this isn't about logic either, dammit) he'd rather not put himself through an argument with Guy that fails to actually accomplish anything. This is... a slightly better option.
Slightly.
Still, there is some niggling doubts.]
How do I know you won't change your mind about it overnight?
[audio/private] why not I usually do
And Asch? He's never been great at that, at least not in the last ten years or so. He's an adult now, sure, but he didn't do that much growing during the seven years in Daath, so he's still catching up on what it means to nurture a little thing called "emotional maturity". He sure as hell doesn't have it in steady supply.
...But fine, alright, when Guy phrases it that, it makes a lot of sense. And while he's not a big fan of conceding to arguments of logic (because this isn't about logic either, dammit) he'd rather not put himself through an argument with Guy that fails to actually accomplish anything. This is... a slightly better option.
Slightly.
Still, there is some niggling doubts.]
How do I know you won't change your mind about it overnight?
[How committed is he to doing this?]