Dear Legion,
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Legion,
I am deeply sorry that I betrayed
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I have committed a terrible injustice toward your people. I consider it an unforgivable betrayal of your trust, and of myself and my own ideals. I believe that my decision was right, that I would do it again, but I also understand that I could never excuse
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that I would do it again, and so any apology I offer would be false and insulting. But I also understand that there is no excuse for what I have done to you.
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that there can be no excuse for the part I played in the destruction of the geth.
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for the role I played in the genocide of your people. I offer you an explanation
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I owe you an explanation of what I have done, if only so that, if you were still alive, the tragedy would feel less senseless.
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I know I owe you an explanation
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I know that an explanation could never ease the pain of this tragedy
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I know that an explanation will never be enough. But I hope that, if you were alive, it might at least bring a measure
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bring you some small amount of closure.
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But I hope that, if you were still alive, it might at least bring you some small amount of closure.
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In the moments before the Crucible fired
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before I activated the Crucible, I was given three options. The first was to
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Author's Note: In case you missed it, the title, Still, comes from the change in the phrase, "if you were alive," to "if you were still alive," that she makes at 4 a.m.
