[She nods, because it isn't that simple for angels. They exist in a constant state of duality. But he's not wrong either, in the sense that this is part of her story now, even if Wynonna does get the sister she wants back.]
[Waverly isn't really sure if that can be said with Wynonna. Perhaps in time, she would come to see the angel as valuable, but she would always want her sister. And why wouldn't she.]
This all would be easier if I was simply allowed to do my duty.
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[Easy for him to say. All of this is very outside of the realm of his experience.
But on the other hand, it's not as though Geralt could stop being a Witcher. It's not as though Yennefer could get back the sacrifices she'd made.
Once something's fucked, it's fucked.]
But if you're here, she's still part of you too, isn't she?
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We have always been two halves of the same whole.
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[And he won't pretend he can, or that he understands it. He doesn't know Waverly, whatever he feels.
But that doesn't change what he feels.]
If your friends and family get the two together or neither at all, then it seems like they'd take the two.
[He doesn't figure Waverly needs to be put down. Or maybe he doesn't want to consider that as an option.]
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This all would be easier if I was simply allowed to do my duty.
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