Marco's Heart

You find yourself in a bright white, circular room. It's nearly empty; too bare, almost clinically so. But the bareness of it means that what is visible here stands out:
A podium in the center, where a familiar figure sits, head buried in his hands. Three paths running from the podium to three different spots near the edges of the room - not corners; circles don't have corners - where three doors leading seemingly nowhere stand with no regard for their complete lack of structural support.
It doesn't take you long to figure out where you are, does it? You only have to decide where to start.

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He shakes his head.
"I can't undo it now. I'm aware of that."
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Accepting that not everyone is going to accept an apology is another. And then you ask for help. If you don't know what to do, that's the next step.
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... have it lauded like a very realistic publicity stunt. You're making... ah... shows. About the supernatural.
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(He does, and he's already started doing it, back home. He just doesn't remember it yet.)
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And frankly, have you considered funding research to see if there's food alternatives?
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With the energy and enthusiasm of someone who has heard some variation of "will you just stop being so miserable" at least five or six times in the past two weeks:
"Of course. I'll take that to heart."
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Will you though?
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He hesitates.
"I'm not sure I really know anymore. I, I suppose, after showing you all of this, I... can't help thinking of myself as a sad-- sad, misguided... thing.
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