[There he is, breaking things down again. Hajime can recognize that, at least. It's what they all did during trials to try to form a more complete picture, to dismiss possibilities until only one remained. Individually, none of those statements are incorrect. It's when it's put all together that Hajime can't help but feel like there's something that's out of place at the most basic level.]
...You're right. [Again. As usual. Is that why Dirk's so worried about reading people incorrectly...? He's so used to being right that when he's wrong, he doesn't know what to do?
That doesn't seem like the right answer, so Hajime moves back to resume cooking again, checking the rice, making sure the fish isn't burning.]
But if we're looking for the conversation to be in it's "ideal form"... I pulled you out of the lab because you've released more projects in way too short of an amount of time to be healthy. You've eaten nothing but oranges for-- what, fifteen hours? Maybe I'm wrong, but... what I'm reading from the situation is that something's bothering you. Something you're trying to avoid by working yourself to a point beyond what's healthy.
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...You're right. [Again. As usual. Is that why Dirk's so worried about reading people incorrectly...? He's so used to being right that when he's wrong, he doesn't know what to do?
That doesn't seem like the right answer, so Hajime moves back to resume cooking again, checking the rice, making sure the fish isn't burning.]
But if we're looking for the conversation to be in it's "ideal form"... I pulled you out of the lab because you've released more projects in way too short of an amount of time to be healthy. You've eaten nothing but oranges for-- what, fifteen hours? Maybe I'm wrong, but... what I'm reading from the situation is that something's bothering you. Something you're trying to avoid by working yourself to a point beyond what's healthy.
Am I wrong?