[He really hates that he has to choose at all. It's like having to decide between different sets of loved ones- the people he has here, who he's gotten to know better, who he's never known before, who've changed him and so much of his perspective in only a few short months, versus the people who are still waiting for him back home, who need him to carry forward with his duty as king and Chosen, to protect them, and... do whatever it is he's meant to do. There are no happy endings if you cut the story short halfway, or if you switch to an entirely different story and never go back. Staying here permanently isn't an option.
He'd really like a third option, honestly, but he lacks the skills to pull that one off, either. It sucks.]
It's not like I'm doubting how this'll end. I know where I belong. [Not here, not with those not of his time or place.] But I'm not in any big hurry to end it, either.
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[He really hates that he has to choose at all. It's like having to decide between different sets of loved ones- the people he has here, who he's gotten to know better, who he's never known before, who've changed him and so much of his perspective in only a few short months, versus the people who are still waiting for him back home, who need him to carry forward with his duty as king and Chosen, to protect them, and... do whatever it is he's meant to do. There are no happy endings if you cut the story short halfway, or if you switch to an entirely different story and never go back. Staying here permanently isn't an option.
He'd really like a third option, honestly, but he lacks the skills to pull that one off, either. It sucks.]
It's not like I'm doubting how this'll end. I know where I belong. [Not here, not with those not of his time or place.] But I'm not in any big hurry to end it, either.