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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It doesn't really; nothing physically moves. But there is a sense of disorientation, maybe even a loss of balance, and two things happen simultaneously.
One: The entrance hall of an opulent, but disheveled mansion takes shape all around Mithrun and Marco. There are a half-dozen other people here, picking themselves up; a lanky man with dark green hair lies motionless on the floor.
Two: Marco suddenly falls to his knees as if gravity chose to spite him specifically. He gasps, limbs shaking and eyes unfocused. Agnes is suddenly here, kneeling by his side.
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[Mithrun makes sure Agnes has Marco, and approaches the ??? body ???]
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Should I kill this guy?
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We don't have time for that.
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Marco sounds exhausted. He's on his knees right now, slumped over in Agnes' arms.
"We've... arrived at the end. I wonder if we can just go back now..."
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What happened . . .?
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Agnes furrows her brow slightly, looking into the distance.
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He seems like a guy that deserves to be kicked a bit.
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Agnes takes this opportunity to cut in.
"You're still avoiding the crux of the matter."
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"I should have just told you in the first place. This has been absurd, hasn't it?"
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[quietly goes to lie down next to him]
Sometimes . . . it takes a while.
I understand.
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"I... I hurt so many people. I know it wasn't the end... I know this isn't even the end," he says, patting the floor. "But it doesn't change what happened."
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But—people hurt people.
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And then, finally, he proceeds to tell him everything.
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. . .
[Mithrun listens patiently, brows furrowed a bit]
You don't—really want to hurt them anymore, right?
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You're really, really hard on yourself.
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[just rolls over next to him, pressed against his side like a cat]
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