[ He glares for a second— he could be from a republic, after all. But then, he tilts his head, and relents, and says, in a voice without its usual incline. ]
Not as much as I should've, maybe. But I tried.
[ This is the truth, offered mostly because he is curious what Byerly will do with it. He has long reflected on the irony that being a Bishop's personal liar has gotten him more power to enact small kindnesses than he would've gotten as the head of his father's political party. ]
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Not as much as I should've, maybe. But I tried.
[ This is the truth, offered mostly because he is curious what Byerly will do with it. He has long reflected on the irony that being a Bishop's personal liar has gotten him more power to enact small kindnesses than he would've gotten as the head of his father's political party. ]