[As Regene pieces the meaning of that response together - I'm all about change, that doesn't make me evil - his features slowly shift until he's left with a carefully neutral, almost empty expression.]
My mistake. I didn't realize the song was autobiographical.
[He can't help but wonder which is worse, from his position as someone who assumes none of it to be real: someone declaring themselves God, or someone declaring themselves the Devil? At least the Devil probably isn't out for total control because, as this man just clearly stated, he chooses chaos over order; regardless, he's worked closely enough to (not with) the former to know that he should probably still keep an eye on the latter, even with the stakes almost non-existent as they are here.]
But that must be a common misunderstanding, right? Change is also painful, uncomfortable at the very least, and people tend to assign moral significance to anything that causes them pain.
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My mistake. I didn't realize the song was autobiographical.
[He can't help but wonder which is worse, from his position as someone who assumes none of it to be real: someone declaring themselves God, or someone declaring themselves the Devil? At least the Devil probably isn't out for total control because, as this man just clearly stated, he chooses chaos over order; regardless, he's worked closely enough to (not with) the former to know that he should probably still keep an eye on the latter, even with the stakes almost non-existent as they are here.]
But that must be a common misunderstanding, right? Change is also painful, uncomfortable at the very least, and people tend to assign moral significance to anything that causes them pain.