[Hiro heaves a sigh into the bedspread and turns his head just slightly to the side, fixing one eye on Baymax and the stupid prosthetic that doesn't work right.]
That's not the problem. I know you can still take care of them when they come back, it's -
[He's not sure how to explain. The doctors talked about this, too, he thinks; they said there'd be psychological and emotional repercussions, that he'd have to learn to accept that part of him was gone and it wasn't coming back. That he'd have to live life a little differently, now.
He's not sure, it's all so much of a blur and at some point he'd started tuning out all the talk. Maybe he should've listened more.
He huffs quietly and rolls over, sits up, takes the arm from Baymax. He doesn't try to re-attach it.]
You're the biggest and strongest of everyone. You have the scanners, the wings, the...a lot of the stuff they need. I just make the gear and tag along behind you, they can deal without me. But you're important. Without you, it's kinda like the team's missing an arm, too.
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That's not the problem. I know you can still take care of them when they come back, it's -
[He's not sure how to explain. The doctors talked about this, too, he thinks; they said there'd be psychological and emotional repercussions, that he'd have to learn to accept that part of him was gone and it wasn't coming back. That he'd have to live life a little differently, now.
He's not sure, it's all so much of a blur and at some point he'd started tuning out all the talk. Maybe he should've listened more.
He huffs quietly and rolls over, sits up, takes the arm from Baymax. He doesn't try to re-attach it.]
You're the biggest and strongest of everyone. You have the scanners, the wings, the...a lot of the stuff they need. I just make the gear and tag along behind you, they can deal without me. But you're important. Without you, it's kinda like the team's missing an arm, too.