[well. she's an undead, so she supposes she should stand up for zombies, but... she wouldn't fault someone for defending herself.]
Of course it was. I do think part of being a leader is being willing to protect the people relying on you, even if it's painful. You needn't feel ashamed of your instincts to defend yourself and others.
If you don't mind my saying so, it doesn't seem as though it's all that easy for you. The fact that you're struggling with it even now suggests otherwise.
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[ that's how she felt in the moment at least. but thoughts like that always scare her afterwards. ]
It's complicated. But he was basically—like a zombie? Like he wasn't in his right mind anymore. All he could do was attack anything in front of him.
They said they wanted me to talk to him. And then they released his restraints. It was a matter of survival.
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Of course it was. I do think part of being a leader is being willing to protect the people relying on you, even if it's painful. You needn't feel ashamed of your instincts to defend yourself and others.
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It was too easy.
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Well. It's alright to worry about it. Perhaps I am more used to violence.
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But I imagine it feels a little different than fighting people.
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