Chen: where is the other one? aren’t you two always together?

yin: the yang you seek is off running errands. we dont need to be together all the time but the consequences are great

Chen: huh. so if there are consequences, then why separate

yin: while yes, together, we could overcome even greater. but we will never improve if we rely on the other at all times. to achieve greatness we must first find harmony in ourselves.

Chen: that’s complicated

yin: of course, for you, speaking that you are here imprisoned. you still have a lot to learn, you should probably listen to your Master more.

Chen: who, tenzin? he’s no master, he’s my guide.

yin: aint that the same, Chen?

Chen: i dont know, but it definitely doesnt sound like it.

yin: hm, i admire your ability to trust your gut, it seems consequences are not a bother to your livelihood at all

Chen: i wouldn’t be so sure about that. if things go bad i’ll probably regret it

yin: but you still went with your instincts, no? you wanted something and you went for it, that’s admirable.

Chen: hm, yeah, it would be admirable if you set me free too, since we’re on the same page

yin: that doesn’t work on me, Chen

Chen: fine, i’ll get the other one to free me instead

yin: i’m afraid that won’t work either

Chen: …who cares. i’ll try anyway