[Paco's head shot up and his eyes narrowed. For some reason, that part was the part that hurt most and he didn't even know why it hurt him that much. Maybe because it's so needless and preventable. His brother didn't die a hero or doing anything good or standing up to someone bad. He wasn't even killed for a good reason. He was just hit by a car.
He had so many thoughts now, just the idea of his brother lying there, dead on the road. Did the driver stop? Did they keep going? Was Dante alone? Did he die with family by his side or did he die alone in the road, knowing his life had been taken so pointlessly, so meaninglessly? His Dante would never had stood for that, he'd probably have sliced the car in two.
Paco is on his feet and he can't even remember when he got to his feet but the anger is enough to push him like this and there he is, glaring at the wall behind Cisco's head. He's angry. At this Earth, on Cisco's behalf.] That isn't fair! That isn't how he supposed to -- no, this is wrong. It's just so... it's so stupid. It should happen like that. Not to us!
[Cisco should have been a God, he should be all powerful, unstoppable, dangerous... why was he not doing something to undo this? He didn't outright say it, he knew it wasn't on Cisco and he doubted he needed the blame but he felt a strange surge of hopelessness.] He deserved better
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Date: 2017-01-17 05:40 pm (UTC)[Paco's head shot up and his eyes narrowed. For some reason, that part was the part that hurt most and he didn't even know why it hurt him that much. Maybe because it's so needless and preventable. His brother didn't die a hero or doing anything good or standing up to someone bad. He wasn't even killed for a good reason. He was just hit by a car.
He had so many thoughts now, just the idea of his brother lying there, dead on the road. Did the driver stop? Did they keep going? Was Dante alone? Did he die with family by his side or did he die alone in the road, knowing his life had been taken so pointlessly, so meaninglessly? His Dante would never had stood for that, he'd probably have sliced the car in two.
Paco is on his feet and he can't even remember when he got to his feet but the anger is enough to push him like this and there he is, glaring at the wall behind Cisco's head. He's angry. At this Earth, on Cisco's behalf.] That isn't fair! That isn't how he supposed to -- no, this is wrong. It's just so... it's so stupid. It should happen like that. Not to us!
[Cisco should have been a God, he should be all powerful, unstoppable, dangerous... why was he not doing something to undo this? He didn't outright say it, he knew it wasn't on Cisco and he doubted he needed the blame but he felt a strange surge of hopelessness.] He deserved better