[ As far as Harold can tell, he hasn't hired anyone who hasn't crossed that line. It seems to be a prerequisite. But none of them came around quickly, none of them woke up one day and believed in their own capacity to do good -- it had to be something Harold gave them a chance to do, over and over, until eventually on their own they realized that it was now a habit.
Much like how he'd trained the Machine. ]
I'll return later with food for you and for Bear, [ he says, the only form of goodbye he thinks is warranted, and pulls the messenger bag over his shoulder to leave, limping away into the grass. ]
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Much like how he'd trained the Machine. ]
I'll return later with food for you and for Bear, [ he says, the only form of goodbye he thinks is warranted, and pulls the messenger bag over his shoulder to leave, limping away into the grass. ]