[Athena isn't wrong. How many times had Angel held her father's madness against herself? Even when he wasn't blaming her for her missteps, she was doing it herself. Her lack of control cost her her mother. Losing her mother had killed the man that her father had been. In the end, as far as she's concerned, it all comes back to her.]
[And she'd never been able to convince herself otherwise.]
[How could she even begin to describe that to Athena though? It would take hours to detail every step of what happened to her, and Angel doubts she wants to stick around for that.]
[Instead of arguing, Angel just bobs her head in agreement. Better than anything else.]
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[And she'd never been able to convince herself otherwise.]
[How could she even begin to describe that to Athena though? It would take hours to detail every step of what happened to her, and Angel doubts she wants to stick around for that.]
[Instead of arguing, Angel just bobs her head in agreement. Better than anything else.]
I know.