[People deal with bad news in different ways, and Skye is the last person to judge about how chooses to handle it. But when he invites her in so she can tell him about it, she's not sure what to say.
She's been replaying the whole thing in her mind since it happened. Thinking about how maybe there was some way she could've changed things. Maybe she could've saved him. If she only reacted faster. If she didn't let him drive.
None of it changes what's actually happened though. He's dead and the guilt she feels is eating away at her.]
I don't know if that's--
[It was gruesome and she really doesn't want to relay the details to him.]
He'll be back.
[She should probably tell him that now.]
People don't stay dead here.
[It's the only thing she knows that's keeping her from going over the edge, and even then she's struggling.]
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She's been replaying the whole thing in her mind since it happened. Thinking about how maybe there was some way she could've changed things. Maybe she could've saved him. If she only reacted faster. If she didn't let him drive.
None of it changes what's actually happened though. He's dead and the guilt she feels is eating away at her.]
I don't know if that's--
[It was gruesome and she really doesn't want to relay the details to him.]
He'll be back.
[She should probably tell him that now.]
People don't stay dead here.
[It's the only thing she knows that's keeping her from going over the edge, and even then she's struggling.]