If this were truly controlled by your imagination, I don't believe you would send him away. [He shakes his head to himself.] But I can't begin to tell you the Lessor's reasoning or how much he is able to truly do, either. I don't think he is able to truly replicate a full person who already exists.
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[ He looks over to the dining chairs and decides that's a good a place as any, so he pulls out a chair and sits down. ]
...Thanks for everything.
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There isn't anything you need to thank me for.
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I still appreciate it...
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The couch may be more comfortable.
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...We can move there.
[ Anywhere is fine by Tyr, but if Ion wants to sit on the couch, Tyr has no reason to argue. He stands up. ]
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I'm sorry, Tyr. I can't say anything that will ease your thoughts. It wouldn't be fair to you or Gremio to pretend.
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Ion's words...make Tyr look down at his hands. ]
It's fine... Gremio is... You said before that none of this might be real.
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But Gremio is real.
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[ Messing with his hands in his lap. He opens his mouth just to close it again, unsure what to say or do. ]
...How can you be sure?
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[He doesn't expect Tyr to look at him- it's the least of his worries.]
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[ He shouldn't dump all of this on Ion, but he is. ]
I don't want to just imagine him...
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[ Tyr falls silent again. All he can say is "thank you," and he doesn't think Ion wants to hear that again. ]
What do you think...is going on?
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There may be a possibility that people leave due to the Lessor's power not being fully practiced.
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