You're being stupid. My decision to make or not, I did what I did with the information I had available to me. You could have helped that. If it was really my choice then you would have told me everything right from the get go and made that clear.
[But he didn't. So in some small way, maybe His Kazuya's choice reflected that. To have sided with the Angels because of what Naoya had hid from him, purposefully at that.
Part of him will think that, then. That his choice to go against this Naoya was that of his own making, and maybe that makes sense. Why would you trust someone who doesn't seem to care enough to trust you?]
You say I had a choice, but what choice did I have, Naoya? From the look of things it was either become a monster and go along with your plan and hope that what I was making was the right choice, go against you and seemingly fix nothing, or make even more trouble by handing off demons to the government. The same government that wants me dead, no less. I had less than seven days to make a decision. You had 17 years to tell me literally anything, and you didn't. Even when we needed you because all of us trusted you.
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[But he didn't. So in some small way, maybe His Kazuya's choice reflected that. To have sided with the Angels because of what Naoya had hid from him, purposefully at that.
Part of him will think that, then. That his choice to go against this Naoya was that of his own making, and maybe that makes sense. Why would you trust someone who doesn't seem to care enough to trust you?]
You say I had a choice, but what choice did I have, Naoya? From the look of things it was either become a monster and go along with your plan and hope that what I was making was the right choice, go against you and seemingly fix nothing, or make even more trouble by handing off demons to the government. The same government that wants me dead, no less. I had less than seven days to make a decision. You had 17 years to tell me literally anything, and you didn't. Even when we needed you because all of us trusted you.