[He answers quietly, deeply pensive, caution lacing both syllables. He speaks like this too, generally, defaulting to the less familiar forms.
Others might say wir können "du" doch sagen, but he assumes this presonal distance is normal, even as the conversation grows increasingly more intimate and perilous.]
Running relies on two things: being fast enough, and knowing that you won't be followed. My instincts tell me that it's not the correct course to take.
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[He answers quietly, deeply pensive, caution lacing both syllables. He speaks like this too, generally, defaulting to the less familiar forms.
Others might say wir können "du" doch sagen, but he assumes this presonal distance is normal, even as the conversation grows increasingly more intimate and perilous.]
Running relies on two things: being fast enough, and knowing that you won't be followed. My instincts tell me that it's not the correct course to take.