[A common thief. Who whores his way into nobility. If Ciel had slapped Alois, he would have hurt him much less than he did with these words.
You are weak. You are as good as dead to demons. Coming from Ciel who now is a demon himself, this hurts even more. He's remembering Claude's words now. I can't possibly grow hungry in front of a soul who gives its love to a lowly butler. You will be just a useful tool.
He thought he'd changed Claude. He thought he did get his happy ending. But Ciel is right. He's here now, Claude hasn't come for him. He probably never will, because Alois is not worth that much.
He looks at Ciel's back. Ciel is a demon who did not abandon him, though. He came looking for him and brought him here. And Alois said those awful things about him. He didn't mean them. He's seen Ciel's past. He knows how much he suffered. He wants to hug Ciel's back and tell him he's sorry. He's sorry for being mean, sorry for having turned him into a demon. He's sorry for not being good enough in general.
Ciel suddenly made him aware of his current situation. Here he is, abandoned by the demon he loves in this hole of a city. So desperately alone he's looking for the ghost of that demon in the servants of the Manor. And the one who brought him here hates him. Hated him before and hates him even more now that he's finally seen what a disgusting little commoner Alois really is.
You disgust me. Suddenly Alois remembers how the villagers threw stones at him and spit on him. He disgusted them too. He was dirty back then too. Just like Father said, just like Sebastian said.
He cannot stand it anymore. He runs out of the room, hoping he will make it to the nearest toilet before he throws up.]
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Date: 2011-12-17 07:14 pm (UTC)You are weak. You are as good as dead to demons. Coming from Ciel who now is a demon himself, this hurts even more. He's remembering Claude's words now. I can't possibly grow hungry in front of a soul who gives its love to a lowly butler. You will be just a useful tool.
He thought he'd changed Claude. He thought he did get his happy ending. But Ciel is right. He's here now, Claude hasn't come for him. He probably never will, because Alois is not worth that much.
He looks at Ciel's back. Ciel is a demon who did not abandon him, though. He came looking for him and brought him here. And Alois said those awful things about him. He didn't mean them. He's seen Ciel's past. He knows how much he suffered. He wants to hug Ciel's back and tell him he's sorry. He's sorry for being mean, sorry for having turned him into a demon. He's sorry for not being good enough in general.
Ciel suddenly made him aware of his current situation. Here he is, abandoned by the demon he loves in this hole of a city. So desperately alone he's looking for the ghost of that demon in the servants of the Manor. And the one who brought him here hates him. Hated him before and hates him even more now that he's finally seen what a disgusting little commoner Alois really is.
You disgust me. Suddenly Alois remembers how the villagers threw stones at him and spit on him. He disgusted them too. He was dirty back then too. Just like Father said, just like Sebastian said.
He cannot stand it anymore. He runs out of the room, hoping he will make it to the nearest toilet before he throws up.]