Lucidstuck I

>i see you still doubt our intentions for some reason. And that is reasonable and understandable i suppose... but what if i told you that solving your puzzle and getting you to take that wager to spare Emily, is what i now, years later, though not many, still consider to be the crowning achievement of my existence? What if i also told you that kindness is a universal constant that allows sentient creatures around the multiverse to form this complex construct of support called Society? Granted, this time-dilation was for the longest time also our greatest asset, in the end, i suppose there can be no secrets between real friends, eh? So now you know the price we all willingly and gladly pay for your sakes, i hope you can find it in your heart to make some personal sacrifices of your own and to let Emily help you sort through your feelings. Make no mistake, among our ranks, there's still bitterness over what you did, but it's growing lesser with each sign of your atonement. We continue to believe there is genuine kindness and love within your heart, though terribly misguided at one moment. Otherwise you would not have kept trying to make things right again for as long as you did. The problem, as always in life, is that we can not see the perfect outcome, because Reality is too vast for any one person to comprehend. And that is where having friends comes in handy... but I'm delving into Phylosophy again. I'm sorry, that was a little long winded and heavy and you just wanted to relax... we would love to play another game with you when you're feeling better. No wagers this time.