Snippet #2191447

Razael could only smile at him as she heard words coming from his mouth that she had heard coming from her own years before. "Everyone makes a choice. Nothing is ever completely out of your control." But he was pissing her off. It took a lot to piss her off, but when it happened even her family knew to leave her alone. "The blame lies only on yours and their shoulders. You made a choice to go into the subway or even to get onto the car. So excuse me if I show you where the blame lies. Stop being such a child and own up to your mistakes." Her hands were in fists by her side. She finally understand why so many people had gotten annoyed with her as a teenager.

"I'm only blaming you for the things that you had a hand in. Nothing more and nothing less. You are not a scapegoat for anything." By now she was gritting her teeth nearly grinding them. The loose objects around her were starting to lift from the ground, but she didn't notice. She really only wanted to bash the boy's head into the ground until he learned all of the lessons about responsibility that only came from growing older.

The sentence that got through to her the most, past the answer was about his brother. He wanted to save him. Well that was about the only noble thing he had said since she had started talking to him. "You're never succeed at the things you want to do until you grow up." She said as an off comment before he started walking away. His blatant disrespect tipped her even further. The objects that had been raised in the air flew towards him. She didn't know what was happening, but it was definitely getting her point across.