[...........thanks for the wall of text giant speech, Chekov. She doesn't know where to even begin answering that.]
I'm sorry I'm not funny enough for you anymore. [She groans and rubs her hands over her face. She doesn't want to snap at him. She's tired of being angry.]
I just... things suck. And they've sucked for awhile. That's not exactly a secret. [Getting shot. Being tricked and going to prison. Losing all of her friends from home. Chekov knows about all of this. He's been a part of all of this.]
I didn't ask for your advice! I asked what you want from me. [Her voice rises in frustration. Why does everybody insist on making shit more complicated than it has to be?!] Do you want me to visit more often? TELL ME. I don't read minds!
I told you! [In the form of a giant wall of text a monologue.] If you want a numbered list, I can provide that--one, I want us to not hospitalize each other. Two, I want to know what you want because I find you confusing. Three, yes, I would like to hear from you, at least, after bad curses, and four, I want us to have fun again. No arguing.
[No way. October took away all ability to move quickly in situations that are not life-threatening.
Chekov hugs Korra carefully, just in case she doesn't think they're on hugging terms yet. She can sag on him if she wants as long as they're friends and no one's being hospitalized.]
[He thumps her on the back fondly and then goes about seeing how much money he has on his person. Probably plenty. Maybe plying Korra with non-fish foodstuff will make him feel like less of an asshole.]
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wall of textgiant speech, Chekov. She doesn't know where to even begin answering that.]I'm sorry I'm not funny enough for you anymore. [She groans and rubs her hands over her face. She doesn't want to snap at him. She's tired of being angry.]
I just... things suck. And they've sucked for awhile. That's not exactly a secret. [Getting shot. Being tricked and going to prison. Losing all of her friends from home. Chekov knows about all of this. He's been a part of all of this.]
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No, that is not what I mean. [He's more worried about that than annoyed.]
They have, and it isn't. The City can be terrible. All that we can do is accept this and adapt. We need to be resilient.
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That's all that I know to do! If I had better advice, I would give it to you.
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a giant wall of texta monologue.] If you want a numbered list, I can provide that--one, I want us to not hospitalize each other. Two, I want to know what you want because I find you confusing. Three, yes, I would like to hear from you, at least, after bad curses, and four, I want us to have fun again. No arguing.no subject
I just want to know what people expect from me. It's like everybody gets upset with me but no one will tell me why.
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[Is he allowed to hug the Korra?]
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Okay.
[If he does hug her, she's liable to sag against him. She's so tired.]
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Chekov hugs Korra carefully, just in case she doesn't think they're on hugging terms yet. She can sag on him if she wants as long as they're friends and no one's being hospitalized.]
Korra?
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Yeah?
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Unless you would really like to catch fish.
[Food is food, he doesn't care.]
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I'm from the Southern Water Tribe. All we eat is fish.
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[No, but seriously.] Stay here and I'll get as much food as I can carry. You can keep what you can't eat so you will have a change from fish.
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Thank you. Seriously, I mean it.
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[He thumps her on the back fondly and then goes about seeing how much money he has on his person. Probably plenty. Maybe plying Korra with non-fish foodstuff will make him feel like less of an asshole.]