[ It's a bit of a broken record thing with Sora, his beliefs not many but rather expansive - broad as some might say critically while others would just say open. It depends on which topic, perhaps but where Nobodies are concerned, he's never been able to reconcile the distinct impression of feeling he got from both Roxas and Axel, a range of feelings no less.
The question isn't entirely unexpected, Sora having only just thought about it, having then been unable to think of anything else Roxas might sound so serious about. He answers again without pause. ]
Yes.
[ It's not nearly the explanation Roxas deserves and Sora knows that so he hurries to say something else, something that might not be the right thing but that might get him there eventually if he says enough, period. ]
I'm sorry I didn't say so first.
[ He watches Roxas carefully, not just his face but whether he might become angry or upset enough to leave, hoping he might be fast enough to follow even through one of his portals. It's another thing of Nobodies, he's aware - that the paths are of darkness, but again he thinks that the ideas associated with traveling through those kinds of corridors are all wrong. Or, the more he considers it, that the idea of darkness itself is wrong. ]
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The question isn't entirely unexpected, Sora having only just thought about it, having then been unable to think of anything else Roxas might sound so serious about. He answers again without pause. ]
Yes.
[ It's not nearly the explanation Roxas deserves and Sora knows that so he hurries to say something else, something that might not be the right thing but that might get him there eventually if he says enough, period. ]
I'm sorry I didn't say so first.
[ He watches Roxas carefully, not just his face but whether he might become angry or upset enough to leave, hoping he might be fast enough to follow even through one of his portals. It's another thing of Nobodies, he's aware - that the paths are of darkness, but again he thinks that the ideas associated with traveling through those kinds of corridors are all wrong. Or, the more he considers it, that the idea of darkness itself is wrong. ]