-- what's your biggest fear, ███?

-- Different than yours, surely.

-- alright . . . but what is it? really?

-- You expect me to just answer that?

-- well, it's just . . . why not!

-- i couldn't do anything with it.

-- so there's no harm, right?

-- What has you asking?

-- You don't normally inquire about my personal life.

-- I saw a movie with Rue.

-- You were there, remember?

-- Right.

-- well it was a horror, as you know.

-- the monster was funny. it could change itself- buried itself in people, popped out, and then mimicked the people around it.

-- Rue was shitting himself; he wasn't ever very good with horror.

-- i asked him what had him so nervous, and he said:

-- It's just fucked, you know? The idea of it.

-- Like, that something could pretend to be you or me-

-- gives me goosebumps. Don't ever fall for a fake me, okay? I ain't gonna do nothin' to hurt ya.

-- . . . it had me wondering is all. what scares you?

-- A strange question.

-- is it?

-- Well, fear isn't the same for me, the way it is for you.

-- End all, there isn't anything to fear. Not here, or . . .

-- Back, over there, either.

-- . . . you used to be two, right?

-- how was that? was it scary?

-- Not necessarily.

-- The I that won, most of my consciousness is based entirely on that.

-- And the him that lost . . .

-- He is still here, too, in a different facet.

-- Both of us knew there was no true end, not in the same way you or Rue would experience it,

-- But the stipulation of who partakes in the Sabbath was the major situation at play.

-- In the end, I was the luckier of the two of us, and he accepted loss gracefully,

-- Though perhaps uncannily.

-- But what about you? What is your greatest fear?

-- ah? you're asking me?

-- but, ███, what a funny question,

-- you already know.