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weird question: if Stivik has a really bad day and Dion is in a temporary coma and it's his fault ... would he start to talk to her / or blame her while she sleeps or isn't he that kind of character? -Stivik is not easy to see through while it has been always very easy to see through Dion xD ...this btw, is no critique, it's fascinating
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Well... if it had happened before he betrayed her to the Cartel... If Stivik's gotten angry enough to knock her unconscious, he'd feel bad about it. He'd panic a bit and be angry at himself that he'd lost control, but he wouldn't confront it; he'd run off and leave her, maybe make sure she was safe first if it was really bad. After that he'd avoid her until she approached him.
He wouldn't apologise; she'd be the one who'd come and make it up with him. She's good at forgiving people who hurt her and show no remorse. She'd wonder if it was her fault that he'd hit her, though she wouldn't confront that feeling.
If it happened at Rupture Farms now, well... deep down inside he'd feel bad, but on the surface he'd probably gloat about it, and then go away and hope to pretend it had never happened, with himself and with the other sligs; he wouldn't brag about it a second time. Again, he'd avoid meeting or talking to her unless she came to him, but then he wouldn't have forgiven himself for all he's done to her, so he'd get angry immediately. If this happened not at Rupture Farms but somewhere she might be in danger from other sligs, he wouldn't hide her or do anything to protect her while she was unconscious. She makes him feel guilty, and he can't confront that guilt, because he really, really wants to believe that the things he's done are right, that he's right to serve the Cartel. If he was wrong to betray her to the Cartel than he was wrong to betray Tilic, and if he was wrong to betray Tilic, his brother... He'd cope with it worse than if Anni thought she'd killed Kix or Nova. I don't know for certain but it could potentially drive him to suicide if he was faced with knowing he'd been wrong to betray Tilic.
Dionysia would be slower to forgive Stivik for hurting her than she would have been before he betrayed her, but eventually she would, very cautiously, approach him. They'd probably end up having a very loud, very hateful argument, and while he'd be fighting to avoid hitting her again, she'd take him by surprise and smack him. Then she'd run off and hate herself for hurting him.
After he betrayed her as Bescher's factory (was it Bescher?), she told him she hated him; this was as far from the truth as conceivably possible.
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btw: the time of the story and the time in which you read it can be very different... moments can be stretched out endlessly... or be very short.. what is it called in english? I can't find it anywhere xD )
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I don't think we have a word for it in English. Like, I believe you have a word that translates directly as 'ear-worm' (I think), which means a song that's stuck in your head. I love the phrase 'ear-worm', and am rather chagrined that we have no version of it, and would just say 'a song that's stuck in my head'.
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you could create a situation in which Arnie Dion and Stivik are in a pinch, because each has hold of secret informations about the other 2, and if they do a wrong move the other one will sell them out
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Could be interesting, but I fear Arnie's a bit too sceptical of these accusations against Stivik, and Stivik's already told the Cartel his secrets. Plus if Arnie found out Dionysia's secret, it'd shake things up too much. So Arnie's is already known, and he wouldn't find out Stivik's or Dionysia's. But they know each other's, and they both know that. If that made sense.
With your picture... I like the idea that he might really be sat at a table in a factory, and he's imagining the tree and sky. I guess if you made Stivik and the table quite dark, and realistic, and the tree and the surroundings much brighter and more impressionistic... I dunno, I can't confess to knowing much about art
