Doki Doki After Party Club

[myliteratureclub]

[Later into the evening, everyone will find familiar handwritten notes on their doors. It's pretty obvious who it's from:]

"Please come to the cafeteria if you don't want to be alone or talk some things out. Emiya (Shirou) will be preparing food. You're also welcome to bring your notebooks if you'd rather just write with company."

---Monika
[Those who decide to come will find nothing has really changed in the cafeteria, but Monika sitting at one of the tables while Shirou cooks in the kitchen. She has a new stack of notebooks and pens with her in case someone needs it. Monika does her best to greet everyone with a smile. The only real comfort though is the smell of good food.]

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[swordsinternally]

[ When he replies, it's a little quiet -- but there's something there that seems a little sad. ]

If I wanted to be selfish... I'd want to bring back my old man. Not for myself, but for Illya, who was left alone without him for so long. But, what happened also kind of reminded me of what someone else once said, to. That saving one person means not saving someone else. And that sometimes, being an ally of justice could potentially mean killing one person to save a thousand lives.

But-- I want to think that there's a better way to save everyone, without having to resort to murder.

[buriedearth]

I think there is, for sure.

Maybe it's something that can't be seen at the moment, but there is a way to save everyone without having to kill someone to do it.

[ This is his personal opinion, though, and he's sticking to it. But really, he thinks it makes sense--if you're trying to save 'everyone', and you kill someone in order to achieve it, you're not really saving everyone. It's one less life that's being saved, after all. ]

There's always another way.