[Alright, he'll have to admit that jab at Luke was cruel and wonderful, Good job... uh... other self.
But hey, sitting back and listening. To. Himself. Wow, this is odd on so many levels.
Guy has had no experience with this idea of alternate reality. So congrats, he's a bit in the dark for once, especially without details to back it up. But the idea does makes some manner of sense, even in the more simplistic terms. As confusing as it is, if this really was an opening or gateway for different universes and timelines to intersect, then that would explain the presence of duplicates.
Although he didn't quite want to think about the consequences that might result from it... or how stable that this gateway was. If he - well, his other self - was correct in his theory, then there was no telling when or how they could vanish, or if they would remember anything.
Oh joys. That headache of his isn't getting any better, trying to process all this. He crosses his arms, his gaze flitting towards the ground.]
Hnn.
It could make sense in theory, I suppose. I'm afraid I haven't the slightest idea about alternate reality theory myself, but seeing as I'm not quite as integrated as the citizens here... well, I take it that means my stay is temporary as well. [He casts a somber glance at Luke.] Sorry.
[Attention back to the one explaining now:] You sound like you know what you're talking about, if anything else. So enlighten me. If you're used to traveling in such a manner, then I understand why you'd be here. But why pull multiple versions of the same person? Doesn't that risk some manner of-- I don't know -- a warping of the different timelines? I apologize if this isn't quite something you've been able to figure out, but it seems you've had some sort of experience with this.
[AKA: should he even be talking to you right now, other version of himself?]
WHOOPS guess who died for a few days there.
But hey, sitting back and listening. To. Himself. Wow, this is odd on so many levels.
Guy has had no experience with this idea of alternate reality. So congrats, he's a bit in the dark for once, especially without details to back it up. But the idea does makes some manner of sense, even in the more simplistic terms. As confusing as it is, if this really was an opening or gateway for different universes and timelines to intersect, then that would explain the presence of duplicates.
Although he didn't quite want to think about the consequences that might result from it... or how stable that this gateway was. If he - well, his other self - was correct in his theory, then there was no telling when or how they could vanish, or if they would remember anything.
Oh joys. That headache of his isn't getting any better, trying to process all this. He crosses his arms, his gaze flitting towards the ground.]
Hnn.
It could make sense in theory, I suppose. I'm afraid I haven't the slightest idea about alternate reality theory myself, but seeing as I'm not quite as integrated as the citizens here... well, I take it that means my stay is temporary as well. [He casts a somber glance at Luke.] Sorry.
[Attention back to the one explaining now:] You sound like you know what you're talking about, if anything else. So enlighten me. If you're used to traveling in such a manner, then I understand why you'd be here. But why pull multiple versions of the same person? Doesn't that risk some manner of-- I don't know -- a warping of the different timelines? I apologize if this isn't quite something you've been able to figure out, but it seems you've had some sort of experience with this.
[AKA: should he even be talking to you right now, other version of himself?]