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[teamme]

So, hypothetically.

[No music, no video and none of Leo's usual 'grandeur'. This time he goes straight to the facts.]

Let's say I had a friend. An hypothetical friend, who we'll call 'Jason' for practicality's sake. Jason Grace. Blond, pretty blue eyes, the kind of face that makes one wonder why aren't they in Hollywood already. And then one day, said friend isn't on his room. Or training. Or in his job- he's nowhere to be found, and it's impossible to contact him. You get the deal.

So one is safe to assume he's gone. And, of course, my job would be to tell everyone just in case. And I would take any jobs, promises and things he owed people as my own. And I would do that because that's the kind of friend I am. An awesome one.

[A pause. Now that he's said it, the second part of the message feels a little harder to say.]

And, if said hypothetical friend left I would be the last from my world in this place. Hypothetically, I would be alone in that sense.

And my question is: How many of you don't have anyone from back home in this place? How many of you are also alone, and how do you deal with it?

... Hypothetically.