Vincent Wordsworth (Heaven's Gate)/Dialogue

Main Series**Heaven's Gate**

* "What are you being so upset about?" (In regard to Charles's telling Vincent to stop.)
* "Hmmm. It's just a bug, though."
* "My mom says bugs are annoying."
* "..." (As a response to Charles threatening to tell the nurses.)

### [#2] Tazos

* "It was in my chips." (In response to being asked where he got a Tazos card.)
* "Do you...want it?"
* "I don't mind."

### [#8] Reunion

##### *Middle School*

* "Great work!" (Messaging about the school project.)
* "Let's do our best tomorrow." (Also messaging about the school project.)

### [#13] School trip

##### *High School*

* "Not at all." (In response to Charles asking if Vincent minded Charles sitting next to him.)
* "You can just change with someone if they get carsick."
* "I, for one, can't sit in the back. I always get dizzy."

* "Good morning. I didn't see you last night."
* "Of course." (In response to being asked about going to the party the night before.)
* "Why, I have high alcohol tolerance."
* "Unlike many."
* "Ah. Unpleasant, isn't it?"
* "Hahaha. Is that so? I thought you'd be the type to talk a lot." (About Charles saying he gets sleepy when he drinks.)
* "You sound like you speak from experience."

* "—ler." (Waking Charles up.)
* "Eyler."
* "You'll catch a cold if you sleep here."
* "Just wanted to get some fresh air." (In response to being asked why he was out late.)
* "I do enjoy night walks."
* "Then, may I ask why you're here?" (After being told they weren't allowed out of their rooms at night.)
* "?"
* "Haha. Okay."
* "I'm guessing there are problems with your roommate?"
* "I could use less pretty words, but it'd leave a bad taste in my mouth."
* "It's nice here."
* "So quiet."
* "I don't have to wake up to shouting."
* "Sorry, I said too much."
* "That being said, do you plan to return to your room?"
* "I see." (In response to Charles saying he'll wait it out a bit more.)
* "Well, good night then."
* "It's my pleasure."

### [#14] Passwords

* "Would you mind joining me for lunch?" (Messaging Charles.)
* "Yes." (Message response to Charles asking if it's the usual place.)
* "I'll be going ahead, then."

* "Depends on what you define as a "flaw"." (In response to Charles asking if Vincent thinks the education system is flawed.)
* "If the main objective of education is discipline, then it is essential to have a hierarchy."
* "No, not really. I just learned the material needed to answer the questions."
* "Okay, I understand where you're coming from."
* ""If you can't find use for theoretical knowledge, then it's meaningless.", right?"
* "However, I wouldn't use this statement as an excuse to slack off."
* "Or accuse people of using bad teaching methods for that matter."
* "I'm relieved you understand."
* "I think it's not just the education system that uses keywords, though."
* "Words that carry no meaning litter our speech in everyday life."
* "...While the hidden objective may be entirely different." (Finishing off what Charles was saying.)
* "Haha, don't worry about me."

### [#15] Puberty

* "You mean Heaven's Gate?" (Message reply referring to Charles asking about the recent emergence of web cults.)
* "Actually, I helped copywrite the contents for the site." (A message about what he previously sent.)
* "Of course." (A message in response to Charles' surprise.)
* "Any kind of content has curators."
* "This one was meant as a prank, though."
* "You don't actually believe that we're puppets on strings, do you?"
* "Hahaha! I'm honored." (A message in response to Charles saying the text was convincing.)
* "We wanted it to seem big, despite it being a prank."
* "Doesn't it sound like something promising?"
* "It doesn't mean anything, really."
* "Just like Heavenly Kingdom doesn't exist."
* "That would be silly, don't you think?" (Message reply in response to Charles' concerns.)

### [#17] Trust

* "Are you writing something?" (Looking over Charles' shoulder.)
* "Are you dissatisfied with what you're making?"
* "Hm."
* "Do you think your readers are stupid?"
* "Then, do you not trust them?"
* "I see."
* "If you can't bring it around no matter what..."
* "Why not prove that you yourself can be trusted?"
* "Show that you've done your research."
* "That you're knowledgeable about the subjects you're handling."
* "That you're involved as much as your reader is."
* "That you're prepared to bare your mind and soul."
* "Yes. It'll make you vulnerable."
* "It'll leave you in the open."
* "Naked in public."
* "Guts out."
* "Come, cop a feel."
* "For $1.99 only."
* "Thrilling, right?"
* "Yet still, you'll be the one in control."
* "Because it was your conscious decision to reveal the information, and you hold power over it."
* "Having nothing to hide puts you at both an advantage and disadvantage, but my opinion is that it's worth it."
* "Yes. I'm not saying my approach would work for each and every person."
* "You should choose what suits you best."
* "But most importantly, don't underestimate your readers."
* "Make them feel like your story is the best thing they'll ever experience."
* "Make them feel like they can only feel that way with you."
* "And there you have it! A story you can be proud of."
* "Haha! Does it?"
* "I'd call it "sharing"."
* "Besides, being insincere in your work will result in flavorless throwaway texts."
* "Do you want to write disposable garbage like that?"
* "I'm just saying what I've learned from more experienced writers."
* "And, I suppose I'm really passionate about writing."
* "You just looked like you needed advice."
* "Were the words I chose enough?"
* "Sure."
* "Don't expect mercy."

* "Didn't you mention that you wanted to influence school life, if possible?" (Talking to Charles about the student council.)
* "I believe it's a good opportunity to do so."
* "And right now I'm using it to convince you to try it."
* "Success! You'll definitely regret it."
* "Hahaha!"

* "Mm. I can understand that." (In response to Charles saying he needs a no-people day soon.)
* "Haha!"
* "I just enjoy good discussion."
* "Thrilling, isn't it?"
* "I'm joking."
* "It was indeed a bit tiring."
* "I'm not a big fan of the noise."
* "However, I don't feel like going home just yet."
* "Alright."
* "Should we walk in silence for a while?"

### [#19] Possessions

* "Eyler." (Upon being welcomed into Charles' room.)
* "You look proud of yourself."
* "Good."
* "You seem to be especially scrupulous when it comes to organizing."
* "Must be tough."
* "My workspace isn't very organized in comparison...although I don't have many personal possessions."
* "That too. And, perhaps I'm not very sentimental."
* "Yeah. Everyone was crazy about trading."
* "Why?"
* "You must've loved them a lot."
* "Having things you love doesn't make you seem infantile."
* "Ah...no."
* "I only bought popular things regardless of whether I liked them or not."
* "Then I threw them away as soon as they became useless."
* "Yeah. That must be it."

### [#22] Care

* "I think there are two ways to go about writing."
* "To be the one in power, or to give power to your readers."
* "You can write a piece so flawless and complete that your awestruck reader will be rendered speechless..."
* "Or, create a flawed, seemingly incomplete work, prompting the reader to contribute with better ideas."
* "Which would you prefer?"
* "So?"
* "I see."
* "Me? Well, what do you think?"
* "Well, looks like I'll be one of the few people invited to the awards ceremony."
* "Haha. I didn't really have a choice."
* "Do you think you'll be able to graduate with honors?"
* "Hahaha."
* "By the way."
* "How's your mother feeling?"
* "I'm sure of it."
* "You were a child." (On the topic of Charles threatening suicide as a child.)
* "You didn't know any better."
* "...I see. So that idea isn't foreign to you, too."
* "It's nothing."
* "Don't worry."
* "Thank you."
* "I would hate being pitied."

### [#25] Love

* "Oh, there's something I've been meaning to tell you for a while."
* "Almost." (In response to being asked if it's a love confession.)
* "I've been writing a novel."
* "Aether Almanac." (The title of Vincent's novel.)
* "I'm still in the process of writing it, and frankly, there's a lot to do, but I have published some chapters already."
* "If you're willing to give it a read, I'll be happy to share it."
* "Haha. Thank you for your trust."
* "It's a collection of short stories centered around one divine being."
* "It needs a lot of improvement, and I don't expect my target demographic to be older than myself."
* "Still, it's a work I love dearly."

### [#30] Graduation

##### *Graduation*

* "Eyler."
* "You look different."
* "Haha! Do I?"
* "Well, I suppose I'm not really fond of long ceremonies."
* "Is miss Warhol not with you?"
* "I have to agree."
* "But, there's nothing much we can do about it, right?"

* "Just taking a walk outside."
* "It's a bit noisy in here."
* "See you."

* "Ah, thank you. You needn't have run."
* "I would've come back for it later."
* "Haha, is that so?" (In response to Charles saying it didn't seem like he was going to come back.)
* "..."
* "Sure."

* "It's pretty high up here, isn't it?"
* "I like them, though. Even the air here feels clearer."
* "Being above everything."
* "Leaving all the noise and commotion below."
* "Don't you feel the same?"
* "Mm. I see."
* "Oh...Are you alright?"
* "What*—"*
* "Ah. I see."
* "Should I say what you want to hear, then?"
* "Or agree with everything you say, like you always do?"
* "Does it?"
* "I'm led to believe that you're as much of a control freak as I am."
* "No matter how much others worry about you, you decide to shoulder everything on your own."
* "But if I asked for help, who would provide it?"
* "You?"
* "The only one who sees a problem in it is you, Eyler."
* "You're not the solution to my problems."
* "Neither am I to yours, even though you seem to think otherwise."
* "I'm a bit envious. I have no one like that."
* "There's only myself. Always have been."
* "I have no role model, and have a hard time finding a reflection of myself in other people."
* "It's like standing on the other side of a one-way mirror."
* "But, I don't think of others as inferior to myself."
* "In fact, I like people a lot."
* "That's why I try to show it with appropriate words."
* "Language passwords. Just like we discussed once, remember?"
* "*"Friend", "soulmate", "partner"*...these are all very easy to say."
* "The only difference is that while they have a meaning to others, these words sound empty to me."
* "I've never felt close to anyone."
* "The kind, understanding Vincent Fennell didn't exist until I created him."
* "..."
* "You're right."
* "I don't mean it, either."
* "It's like there's a wall between myself and the rest."
* "Ever since my childhood."
* "I've been trying to break through it by trying to be someone I'm not."
* "Yet, it's meaningless."
* "Even if I make it seem like he exists, I can't become him."
* "Deep inside, I must be the same child who laughed at the ants whose wings he tore off."
* "...Just because it was the only time when he felt like he was in control over someone's life."
* "Because he lacked control over his own."
* "..."
* "..."
* "That's just a life narrative you constructed for me."
* "It's nothing that pretty."
* "I can't be proud of being a hypocrite."
* "I don't want that, either."
* "Both choices are wrong."
* "There's just no hope for me, is there?"
* "This life..."
* "I already tried to put an end to it."
* "A month ago."
* "I didn't think much of it."
* "It was something I knew would happen one day or another."
* "Naturally."
* "Yet, I ended up not going all the way."
* "I thought, "Ah, I still haven't returned the notebook.""
* "I was supposed to put an end to everything."
* "For a ridiculous reason like that, I didn't."
* "Don't push yourself. You're already doing enough."
* "I see."
* "Congratulations on graduating, Charles."