[But actually, he can. Alois Trancy is not Jim Macken anymore. He's not used to being strong and independent, but he's still Luca's brother. He'd do anything for him, including facing the darkness.
After enough whining, stumbling and sobbing, Alois finally manages to drag himself out of the apartment and into the street. He's still shaking and crying, but the street lights are slowly calming him down.]
I'm outside-- there's a fountain. [He holds the video device up to let Ciel see it.]
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[But actually, he can. Alois Trancy is not Jim Macken anymore. He's not used to being strong and independent, but he's still Luca's brother. He'd do anything for him, including facing the darkness.
After enough whining, stumbling and sobbing, Alois finally manages to drag himself out of the apartment and into the street. He's still shaking and crying, but the street lights are slowly calming him down.]
I'm outside-- there's a fountain. [He holds the video device up to let Ciel see it.]