Well, I’m not happy. Because you walked out on me, and you still won’t tell me why.
[ He thinks Hawk would come if he asked him to. It’s tempting. ‘Come over and fix it, it could be so easy, all you have to do is explain yourself, for once.’ Maybe he would try. Say something with just enough truth to it to keep Tim holding on, but not the full story. He wants Hawk to convince him that it’ll be safe to trust him again, not mope around and kick himself. Fight for him. It’s childish, he knows, to expect Hawk to read his mind on this, but is that not what he asks Tim to do, all the time? ]
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[ He thinks Hawk would come if he asked him to. It’s tempting. ‘Come over and fix it, it could be so easy, all you have to do is explain yourself, for once.’ Maybe he would try. Say something with just enough truth to it to keep Tim holding on, but not the full story. He wants Hawk to convince him that it’ll be safe to trust him again, not mope around and kick himself. Fight for him. It’s childish, he knows, to expect Hawk to read his mind on this, but is that not what he asks Tim to do, all the time? ]