[Private RP for TheMaster017 and I]: Dark Heart of a Rogue

[Adofo]

Adofo was already on the other side, drinking, until he heard the splash.
Adofo: Ebyne?! You okay?

[Iri]

"I don't want to talk right now," Ebyne said. She forced herself to look and act calm, and she did a pretty good job at it. "I'm fine. Just angry at my father. And my mother."

[Adofo]

He went around to her.
Adofo: Come on...tell great grandpa. What are you angry at them with?

[Iri]

"Nothing," Ebyne said. "Nothing... it's fine. My mother and I have been arguing, and I just argued with my father. I almost never fight with him... but... never mind." She felt slightly nervous.

[Adofo]

Adofo: Aww. Come here!
He picked her up and put her front paws and her head on his shoulders.
Adofo: Its okay!

[Iri]

Ebyne slowly pulled her paws and her head away from him. She stretched. "I... I'm just angry at the pride."

[Adofo]

Adofo: Why? What'd they do?!

[Iri]

"I feel like... like..." She took a deep breath. "... Like it's always you in the spotlight. The pride... it's... they're always doting on you, just because you're different. And everyone just has to give you so much pity and sympathy for it... and it feels like no one cares that other lions and lionesses feel different, like they have been traumatized, like they have lost family, friends... they're always giving they're attention to you, and you only."

[Please, again, none of that depression/moping around/being sad/etc stuff.]

[Adofo]

Adofo: .....you're right. But...you're not the only one thats tired of it. I am too.

[Iri]

"I doubt that." Ebyne turned away. "Why do you still complain about your human roots, then?" She looked at him, disappointment in her eyes. "You always remind the pride that you're human. You say, 'Well, at least you're lion and I'm just a human' or you say 'At least you have fur'. You don't need to remind us every day that you're a human. And you're not sick of it; if you were, why didn't you ever tell them? They'd listen to you." She turned away. "You always loved the attention and sympathy they gave you."

[And you do know, they would listen to him.]