[ He's quiet for a moment, and then he lets out a low, humorless laugh. ]
Elias Cooper.
[ A name he hasn't said in a long, long time. It hardly feels like his own anymore, having twisted himself into such a different person now than the man who wore it three years ago.
But Cornelius Hickey never suited him, either. What an abhorrent mouthful. ]
I'd wager that the two of us are the only ones here that truly understand the game. The others... they take the luxury of morals for granted.
[ He pauses to suck at his cigarette, inhaling deeply. ]
Morals aren't worth dying over, I can tell you that.
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Elias Cooper.
[ A name he hasn't said in a long, long time. It hardly feels like his own anymore, having twisted himself into such a different person now than the man who wore it three years ago.
But Cornelius Hickey never suited him, either. What an abhorrent mouthful. ]
I'd wager that the two of us are the only ones here that truly understand the game. The others... they take the luxury of morals for granted.
[ He pauses to suck at his cigarette, inhaling deeply. ]
Morals aren't worth dying over, I can tell you that.