Deja Vu AscendancyChapter 74 My I Love My Sister Carol Speech
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Friday, April 15, 2005 (Continued)
Julia decided there was no time like the present, and rode her bike to my TK distance limit and back again, reporting that it was just under 0.1 of a mile away. Maybe 0.08 or 0.09, she guessed. I hadn't thought about the poor precision of her odometer, and a car's odo' wouldn't be any better either. Call it somewhere between four and five hundred feet. Not exactly good science, but it'd do as I had no need to measure the distance more accurately.
The girls made us a snack and we sat on one of the living room sofas eating and chatting.
Julia mused at one point, "Mark, remember that you didn't want Carol to bother getting the ruler from our study so you could measure my top?"
I nodded.
"You said it was an idle whim and not worth disturbing her, but it was your flying the ruler to the door and then explaining how TK worked that reminded you of the experiment you intended to do. The experiment taught you some facts about your ability that you didn't know before. So it was worth disturbing Carol, wasn't it? Especially as you might've discovered something important in that experiment."
I conceded, "You're partly right. It wasn't so much Carol getting the ruler that got me to experiment, as my explaining how TK worked to you afterward. That suggests that I should explain my abilities to you more."
Julia said, "Perhaps, but I don't want us to know more about them. They're yours and it seems best to keep them secret. I can add another point: you need spare time for experiments. By having Carol do things for you, like your chores at home, you'll have more time for thinking and experimenting. Carol should take over doing all your chores."
Carol jumped in, and said, "Yes! I'll start doing that as soon as we get home. If Mom or Dad tell you to do something, just tell me. No, that's silly. I'll talk with Mom and Dad and get them to tell me in the first place. They already know I'm serving you, and that'll work a lot smoother."
"Haha. I can't imagine Mom and Dad letting me out of my chores. Good luck on that!"
Carol firmly expressed, "They'd better! I'll make sure of it. I am your SERVANT! It's exactly what I should be doing."
Oh, she was serious. So I thought about it myself. No doubt HAVING to do chores was a pain, but it made me feel quite uncomfortable to allow Carol to do all of mine in addition to hers. It was definitely very unfair.
"Umm, I think our parents give us chores in part to teach us responsibility. I should learn that."
Julia snorted, which I've learned is an ominous and sure sign that I'm about to lose an argument. "Yeah, you're such an irresponsible boy, aren't you? Plus if your life lives up to its potential, I think you'll have PLENTY of opportunities to learn all about responsibility. That's a non-issue." In other words, Julia believed I'd lost that argument.
I regrouped and tried again, "More often than not I won't have any experiments to do, so I might as well do my chores. Otherwise I'd just be sitting around feeling guilty for doing nothing while Carol is doing my work."
Julia snorted again. It was going to be one of those discussions where I don't have a snowball's chance in hell of winning a single point. "First, leaders have to be rested and mentally alert for when decisions are needed, especially for when a crisis develops. Your rest is just as important as your experiments.
-- "Second, get over the guilt. You'll employ people and leave them to do their jobs. That's how it works. If they're working when you're relaxing, so what! You will end up having heaps of people working for you. Are you going to feel guilty when a single one of them is working and you're not? You could even have people in different time zones, so when would you ever sleep? Feeling guilty is just plain silly."
Oh dear, I'd progressed from "a non-issue", to "just plain silly". In desperation I tried, "Sometimes I like doing chores. Servicing the cars with Dad gives me some time with him, or washing the dishes with Carol or Donna gives me a chance to talk with them. That's nice. I wouldn't like to just sit in my room all the time."
"Yes, I agree that's important, especially for you."
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"Why especially for us?"
Julia said, "No, not 'us', just you. You need to..."
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" ... stay in touch with the common people. That's one of the problems with elevated leaders."
"What are you talking about? 'Common people' and 'elevated leaders' is weird language! You've been using a lot of that recently, especially about leaders?"
"That's because I've been doing a lot of reading about leadership in the last week, to help me plan and prepare for your future. With your abilities - by which I mean your IQ and niceness mostly, since your TK has to be kept hidden. Not unless you set yourself up as some miracle-performing, fund-raising, TV evangelist, and I PRAY that doesn't happen! Haha."
-- Julia enjoyed her little joke for a second, then carried on, "Out in the real world you'll develop into something dramatic, but relatively normal. Whether you create another Microsoft - that's Robert's favorite example by the way, he'd REALLY like you to do that - or are a major research scientist, or a world-leading politician, or something else equally impressive, then you'll certainly have a large team of people working for you, so leadership is a critical skill. I'm learning about it so I can help you overcome your being FAR too passive and non-commanding. Later on we will employ experts to teach you these things, but for the first few years I'll be doing it."
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I asked, "You've obviously been doing a lot of studying about leadership. I've heard you mention it three or four times today, and you've been right in what you've said too. How come I never knew about this before? If you've been studying it for a week or so, I mean, how come you never mentioned 'leadership' before?"
Julia answered, "We've been too busy discussing other things. How to seduce that gorgeous girl sitting on the other side of you, for example."
Carol said, "I could've saved you a lot of time then. All Mark had to say was, 'I want you.' Haha. Oh, and also, 'Take your clothes off and lie on your back.' That would've been good too. Haha."
Julia laughed, "Yes, we know, but where was the fun in that!..."
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Julia was still talking, " ... and today we've had all day to talk about other things, so it's come up a few times. I've told Mark many times in the past that he has to learn to be commanding. It's just that today I've been explaining myself more because we've had more time."
I asked, "Why do I have to be a leader? You keep saying this over and over again, but I don't see why. I like just having the two of you. That's all I need to be happy."
Julia rhetorically asked, "Isn't he sweet? Completely wrong, but sweet..."
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"I've got a lot to learn about females, don't I?"
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"Carol, how come you don't like smart guys? And given that I'm doing so well at school, doesn't that contradict your liking me now? That doesn't seem logically consistent to me."
They laughed again. Confirming that my being smart is only restricted to schoolwork.
Carol eventually answered, "Smart guys are usually either socially nervous or arrogant about their intelligence. I like people I can honestly respect. A nervous guy doesn't respect himself and an arrogant guy doesn't respect anyone else, so neither deserve my respect..."
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"Carol, Julia, just while I remember to mention it. Regardless of how much we do with Donna in the future, let's not tell her about my TK or anything else special. Maybe we'll decide to one day, but I mean not to tell her accidentally without thinking about it first."
Julia said, "Sure. Fine by me. The fewer that know the better."
Carol said, "I agree about not telling Donna more. It's too important to trust her with. She won't understand why it has to be kept secret."
I said, "If I am so wonderfully good with people, why do you have to spend so much time training me to be better? I feel totally inadequate compared to you two. And with Mom too, when she points out female issues that I had no idea of."
Julia said, "You're not nearly as bad as you think. We explain a lot of ways you could improve not because you're so wrong, but because we're trying to push you to learn much faster than normal guys. I'm sorry that we gave you the impression that you're inadequate in any way. That's TOTALLY not true. You are VERY, VERY adequate, isn't he, Carol?"
"Oh YES! Very satisfactorily adequate, haha."
"I'm pushing you to learn leadership to help make you more assertive. Ideally MUCH more assertive. We'll be pushing girls your way so you can learn more about how sex works. Not the physical act because you're already awesome at that, but how girls operate, the way they seduce guys, the tricks they try, etc. Once you know their tricks, you'll be in control and able to command them better. All these things are preparing you for your future. Because your future is going to be so important, we're pushing you more than other boys would be pushed. We love you and we want you to go a long way in life, so we're starting now. We - my family and I - think that's for the best, don't you?"
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