If Locus wants the local expert in having your life completely razed to the ground and still coming out the other side, he happens to be right there, telling Locus to get his act together.
Like Locus will listen.
"There's no point in it," Wash repeats. "There's no point in getting better, so people can't find the giant holes in your psyche and drag you around by them. Is that right? Are you even listening to yourself?"
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Like Locus will listen.
"There's no point in it," Wash repeats. "There's no point in getting better, so people can't find the giant holes in your psyche and drag you around by them. Is that right? Are you even listening to yourself?"