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Logan sighed. "You are correct in that assumption. I felt it would be better to get your mind off of what happened."

Patton smiled warmly. "I'm glad you came back. I felt awful for kicking you out and getting mad at you, but I couldn't help it. I was just so upset. I acted like a real... b-hole."

"Nonsense, Patton," Logan brushed it off. "Your reaction was completely valid. I shouldn't have reacted the way I did. What you were trying to address to me was something very important to you and I should have respected your decision to come to me for assistance. Even if I may not have been a lot of help, I still should have tried."

Patton frowned. "I shouldn't have taken everything to heart. I thought you hated me because you hated emotions. I mean, I am Thomas's emotions-"

"And I completely understand that. I don't hate emotions. That's... too strong of a word for it. I'm just not very fond of them. But you, Patton, are not limited of definition to simply emotions or feelings or morals. You are so many things rolled into one, and just because I don't enjoy something about myself doesn't mean I don't enjoy them being with others. If Thomas had no emotions, he'd be as much of a 'robot' as I am often teased to be."

"Does that hurt?" Patton's voice was near a whisper. The question confused Logan.

"Does what hurt?" he questioned.

"When Roman calls you a robot or when Virgil calls you an android. Or when Thomas calls you Logic. Does it hurt when they say that?" Logan thought about it for a moment before letting out a soft breath of air.

"I suppose not. I try not to let things get to me. It does annoy me sometimes because I am not an android or a robot. I'm a metaphysical human being; however, it does not bother me that Thomas calls me Logic. It's who I am. It's who he has always known me to be." Logan turned to Patton. "Why do you ask?"

"I guess..." Patton paused for a moment, holding his breath as he thought, "I guess I just wanted to justify my reaction to Thomas calling Morality. Yeah, it's who I first was to him, but like... that's not just me. I'm not just Morality. I'm also Emotions, Feelings, Memories, Parental Instincts. It just... hurts when he degrades me to just his moral compass."

"That is completely understandable. I can see exactly why you would get upset with that. Roman is the same way. He dislikes when people call him Creativity rather than Roman or Princey because the name doesn't really encompass everything he does. He is also Romance, Passion, Ego, Courage, Esteem, and Pride. Both prides, mind you."

"Should I go apologize to everyone for reacting the way I did..?" Patton questioned.

"There is no need. We all understand what went on today and we all forgive you for your reaction. To be completely honest, we're the ones who should be apologizing to you for saying and doing things to you that made you as upset as you were." Patton smiled weakly.

"Thanks, Logan," he said. "I think I'm all better now."

"And I believe it. Glad to have you back, Patton."

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