Not that it necessarily makes her unkind. Sure, maybe Alice isn't outwardly the nicest person here on the train, but she doesn't try to be mean on purpose either - dry wit is in her nature, but cruelty isn't.
But it still means all the same that she isn't used to receiving even a shred of kindness or consideration in return. Even if it's born from Zechs' sense of duty, of working together as a group.
"I come from a place where people would rather wish death upon each other than ever do something kind. Even if they were supposed to cooperate." Hence her reaction to all this.
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Not that it necessarily makes her unkind. Sure, maybe Alice isn't outwardly the nicest person here on the train, but she doesn't try to be mean on purpose either - dry wit is in her nature, but cruelty isn't.
But it still means all the same that she isn't used to receiving even a shred of kindness or consideration in return. Even if it's born from Zechs' sense of duty, of working together as a group.
"I come from a place where people would rather wish death upon each other than ever do something kind. Even if they were supposed to cooperate." Hence her reaction to all this.