Corellian_Ale posted:Wow! *bows at te insight*
mujapple-juicey posted:DEEP!!!!!!!! SUPERB!!!!!!!!
AzureAngel2 posted: I fear he will his questions get answered in a way he does not like.
Zenni posted:Kudos! This story is really making me think. But whatever happened to the wonderful cure-all bacta? =D
MsLanna posted: I am not sure I want him to find out what happens to severely injured clones. *thinks of Fi*
jazjediundercover posted:I sometimes dream about clones I've seen taken away. Maybe the dreams are about me. We all have the same face. Where are they now? You've really made them people. It's so good, I've read so many stories where they aren't. But they are, and they do have feelings. Great writing!
AzureAngel2 posted:Tonight I sat on the bunk I share with the now two other members of my group and sobbed. I know I shouldn't have. I know I should be stronger. I was trained for this, but something about today seems worse. I'm lost. Lost in a sea of me. That text hit me very deep in the bones. Clones are beings with feelings, worries and a soul. I wish many in the New Republic would see it that way.
jazjediundercover posted:I removed his helmet to get a good look at him after he had gone. It was like staring into a mirror which wouldn't stare back. I've never gotten the creeps in that way before. I can't imagine what medics have to go through all the time. One clone would litrally blur into another for the field medics. Poor guy. You have to wonder how being a number affected them.
MsLanna posted:Tonight I sat on the bunk I share with the now two other members of my group and sobbed. I know I shouldn't have. I know I should be stronger. Gah! I so understand. But to cite somebody I really respect for his prowess in such matters: "If you don't crack sometimes, how do you know, how far you can go?" Or maybe Madonna: "It takes more strength to cry, admit defeat" Or maybe both. I was trained for this, but something about today seems worse. I'm lost. Lost in a sea of me.