[ Hinata can't help but laugh a little bit, but he's saying it in a more positive light rather than a negative one. ]
Nagito and I, we fought a lot. I didn't know what I should feel about him because he... He did so many horrible things to us, back at the island. But I was cruel to him, too. When we were here, I was hurt. He was so different, but the memories of what he tried to do to us was too fresh. [ He shakes his head, his eyes turning its usual green, doing away with his Kamukura half. ] I don't know how much you heard from him about that, though... But I found it hard to forgive him for what he did. I couldn't.
[There's a little bit of warmth in his chest from Hinata's laugh, but the feeling fades from Naegi's chest at what he says and the way his eyes change. It still isn't easy to think about the conversation he had with Komaeda back then.]
He didn't tell me everything, but... Probably enough, or at least enough for me to understand why it would be hard for you to forgive him. [His voice drops into something softer.] He told me about what happened to Nanami-san. About what he had done to himself, and about her... her death in the Program.
[It still feels raw, thinking about it for too long, so he doesn't linger on it. That's... too much right now.]
You... reconciled with Komaeda-senpai during your time here, though? Or I'd assume so, since the two of you are a couple now.
You're... a strong person, Hinata-kun. For being able to look past it enough to love him, even after all of that.
[He has to smile a little, even if it's sad.] Even if he's done wrong, though... Komaeda-senpai is a good person. I'm happy for the two of you.
...I'm sorry, though. [Naegi drops his gaze.] Compared to what the two of you have been through, my problems feel really inconsequential. I've... probably been making a bigger deal out of this than I should have.
... I'm both strong and weak. That's why I'm able to look past that.
[ He has both Kamukura and Hinata in him, is what he's saying. ] You don't have to apologize, Naegi. It's fine. It just means that much to you, in the end. Don't you think?
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[ Hinata can't help but laugh a little bit, but he's saying it in a more positive light rather than a negative one. ]
Nagito and I, we fought a lot. I didn't know what I should feel about him because he... He did so many horrible things to us, back at the island. But I was cruel to him, too. When we were here, I was hurt. He was so different, but the memories of what he tried to do to us was too fresh. [ He shakes his head, his eyes turning its usual green, doing away with his Kamukura half. ] I don't know how much you heard from him about that, though... But I found it hard to forgive him for what he did. I couldn't.
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He didn't tell me everything, but... Probably enough, or at least enough for me to understand why it would be hard for you to forgive him. [His voice drops into something softer.] He told me about what happened to Nanami-san. About what he had done to himself, and about her... her death in the Program.
[It still feels raw, thinking about it for too long, so he doesn't linger on it. That's... too much right now.]
You... reconciled with Komaeda-senpai during your time here, though? Or I'd assume so, since the two of you are a couple now.
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[ He still remembers her death. No, both of their deaths. It's something that he holds onto close to his chest. ]
I did, though.
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[He has to smile a little, even if it's sad.] Even if he's done wrong, though... Komaeda-senpai is a good person. I'm happy for the two of you.
...I'm sorry, though. [Naegi drops his gaze.] Compared to what the two of you have been through, my problems feel really inconsequential. I've... probably been making a bigger deal out of this than I should have.
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[ He has both Kamukura and Hinata in him, is what he's saying. ] You don't have to apologize, Naegi. It's fine. It just means that much to you, in the end. Don't you think?