[She thinks it's possible that instead of dying, he came here... and maybe something happened that pulled her, Yukari, into here later on. She came here after Minato and Ryoji, right? So that could make sense. And Ryoji had disappeared before either of them, so it wasn't as if that disproved anything. They could all have been taken away from home, and if so, they might all be able to go back...
And at any rate, whether or not it's a realistic hope, it's one she wants to hang on to.
There's no doubt in Yukari's mind about staying, anyway. If this world was colorless, so too was theirs, after his death. She'd had happy plans, plans of moving forward and reconciling and -- they'd saved the world, right? Didn't they deserve that? -- And there were the others, too. Except that his death had changed all that, poisoned it and drained it. Even as she hadn't wanted to, she'd simply felt herself snapping and being sullen. Most of all, friends or not, it feels like none of them are truly in the same position... Or maybe she just can't tell. Except maybe Aigis, and she'd withdrawn too, and anyway, how do you seek solace from the robot girl who openly made it her life's mission to protect him?
At any rate, she's gone over that a hundred times already. His reaction is strangely muted there, and she doesn't quite know what to make of it. She gives it a smile, then.]
Alright, so it's settled... We'll figure this place out.
[Maybe she'll even be able to have a life here... That's all that the gods had said they wanted them to do, right? If there really wasn't any more to it than that, Yukari is finding it hard to say no. They've given her, more or less, what she wanted, and sure, she'd rather have it in other circumstances, with the others around, and with other hopes alive, but who is she to say no (especially when she'd have to go out of her way and try to say no)?]
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And at any rate, whether or not it's a realistic hope, it's one she wants to hang on to.
There's no doubt in Yukari's mind about staying, anyway. If this world was colorless, so too was theirs, after his death. She'd had happy plans, plans of moving forward and reconciling and -- they'd saved the world, right? Didn't they deserve that? -- And there were the others, too. Except that his death had changed all that, poisoned it and drained it. Even as she hadn't wanted to, she'd simply felt herself snapping and being sullen. Most of all, friends or not, it feels like none of them are truly in the same position... Or maybe she just can't tell. Except maybe Aigis, and she'd withdrawn too, and anyway, how do you seek solace from the robot girl who openly made it her life's mission to protect him?
At any rate, she's gone over that a hundred times already. His reaction is strangely muted there, and she doesn't quite know what to make of it. She gives it a smile, then.]
Alright, so it's settled... We'll figure this place out.
[Maybe she'll even be able to have a life here... That's all that the gods had said they wanted them to do, right? If there really wasn't any more to it than that, Yukari is finding it hard to say no. They've given her, more or less, what she wanted, and sure, she'd rather have it in other circumstances, with the others around, and with other hopes alive, but who is she to say no (especially when she'd have to go out of her way and try to say no)?]