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“They’ll never want to travel with me. And even if for whatever reason they do, they’ll leave.” His smile was starting to get really unnerving. “If they ever find out what I’m really like, they’ll hate me, and leave.”
Siffrin laughed again. “But it doesn’t matter anymore. I’m stuck because my wish is fighting the King’s wish, right? I think my wish is taking priority over the King’s since it’s more recent and has more intent, but if neither wish can be fulfilled, then there’s no way out.”
“Surely you could just ask–”
“If neither wish can be fulfilled,” Siffrin continued, talking as if Loop didn’t even speak, “then I just have to break the wishes.”
(An ACT 5 scenario where Siffrin realizes that the only way to break a wish is to erase the wishmaker, and Loop must do whatever they can do stop them.)
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"Ha, like, cut your ashes in equal parts like a pizza?"
(In a timeline that can not and will not take place, Siffrin dies. Unlike other times, he stays dead. Sort of.)
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After breaking free of the loops, Siffrin is more than ready to move on and enjoy life again. They’re with their family—their friends—for another journey, one without the King’s Curse nipping at their heels, and everyone will be together for the foreseeable future. So Siffrin is fine. Great, even! The others don’t need to know that their experience in Dormont still hangs heavy as a noose around their neck.
They just need to get over it.
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Or: Siffrin has trauma, learning to open up is a process, and the others realize the loops left deeper scars than previously thought.