[Crane keeps his ideas to himself, filing them for later as he flips open his notebook and clicks his pen. His suit is not as tailored as the other man, and he wears it less impeccably, with sleeves that are an inch too short. But he reveals nothing about it even though he knows the other man has noticed. He instead reminds himself of where they are and the accolades that have his back.
But as much as those accolades are a shield, they are there to remind him from where he came.]
Why not take medication and be done with it?
[It is not the treatment he deems appropriate. It is not the treatment he is considering. But it is one treatment considered by most men of means.]
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But as much as those accolades are a shield, they are there to remind him from where he came.]
Why not take medication and be done with it?
[It is not the treatment he deems appropriate. It is not the treatment he is considering. But it is one treatment considered by most men of means.]