[He doesn't expect apologies or concessions from Giorno. He wouldn't. Even when Giorno is willing to make allowances of letting Bruno speak his mind without the song and dance of what is proper and what is Bruno's (supposed) station, he has to hold fast to his decisions.]
[Not that Bruno doesn't want to still hear it, however. It's not out of some childish need to be right that still has Bruno angry and frustrated for a few moments longer. His preferences don't play any part in this. But that Giorno is taking responsibility for what happened, letting Abbacchio be angry with him. That doesn't settle well with Bruno because Giorno has taken on more than enough. He's not perfect, but he doesn't deserve punishing himself over something like that. But he knows Giorno can't help it. Giorno's heart is sometimes too large, too giving and too overflowing with empathy for his own good. Because of that, Bruno can't just tell Giorno that his and death were never Giorno's responsibility and have that be that. They wouldn't be empty words, but they'd fall on deaf ears. Or at the very least, Giorno would never let them actually settle long enough to accept them. So, Bruno doesn't waste his breath says nothing further on the issue.]
[Just like that, Bruno's anger recedes and disappears. Giorno can't help it. It doesn't make it right or make it easier to sit with, but it's easier to be less angry. It makes it far easier to let it go, at any rate, because Bruno won't be a hypocrite about the fractures within their family. He'll do what he can to repair, not deepen them.]
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[Not that Bruno doesn't want to still hear it, however. It's not out of some childish need to be right that still has Bruno angry and frustrated for a few moments longer. His preferences don't play any part in this. But that Giorno is taking responsibility for what happened, letting Abbacchio be angry with him. That doesn't settle well with Bruno because Giorno has taken on more than enough. He's not perfect, but he doesn't deserve punishing himself over something like that. But he knows Giorno can't help it. Giorno's heart is sometimes too large, too giving and too overflowing with empathy for his own good. Because of that, Bruno can't just tell Giorno that his and death were never Giorno's responsibility and have that be that. They wouldn't be empty words, but they'd fall on deaf ears. Or at the very least, Giorno would never let them actually settle long enough to accept them. So, Bruno doesn't waste his breath says nothing further on the issue.]
[Just like that, Bruno's anger recedes and disappears. Giorno can't help it. It doesn't make it right or make it easier to sit with, but it's easier to be less angry. It makes it far easier to let it go, at any rate, because Bruno won't be a hypocrite about the fractures within their family. He'll do what he can to repair, not deepen them.]
I'll let you know if anything changes.