( Wrath understands anger better than most people know their family, better than most people know themselves. Vannozza is a woman who is often poised- not easily shaken. It is something he appreciates about her character. However, she reacts now in anger. It is within her voice, within her body language despite the fact he conceded to not implying anything at all. A person like her would only be angry about the implication if she had worried about it herself, if she carried such an insecurity.
His 'family' is not comparable to a mortal one so it seems unnecessary to respond. His brothers are worse. No 'love' is held between any of them. They do not know the meaning of it. Any one of his brothers would stab the other or use their weaknesses against them if it meant more power or revenge.
Within the quiet that follows her anger, he stands without speaking further of her family. He does not think he needs to. Instead he draws her attention back to what matters to her, what has her willing to take risks. He is sin and temptation incarnate, and he has always known how to focus on what a person really wants. His voice and expression are calm. )
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His 'family' is not comparable to a mortal one so it seems unnecessary to respond. His brothers are worse. No 'love' is held between any of them. They do not know the meaning of it. Any one of his brothers would stab the other or use their weaknesses against them if it meant more power or revenge.
Within the quiet that follows her anger, he stands without speaking further of her family. He does not think he needs to. Instead he draws her attention back to what matters to her, what has her willing to take risks. He is sin and temptation incarnate, and he has always known how to focus on what a person really wants. His voice and expression are calm. )
Do you wish to find a cure for what ails you?