This time, Rebekah couldn't resist the eye roll. "Thank you, darling brother, you know how to make me feel good about myself. I am well aware of all the things I've done, and I'm not a good person, but I don't think I'm necessarily a bad person, right? I've got good points, don't I?" Really, if her own brother couldn't see her good sides, then would anyone be able to?
And maybe humanity wasn't the answer. But after so many years, centuries, of longing for it, it was hard for Rebekah to let go of the idea.
"If there's someone out there who can love me even with everything I am, I would love that. I just don't think it could happen. I mean come on, of all of us, I would have thought you could understand that feeling, feeling like you're not quite who and what you're supposed to be. You needed to unlock your wolf side, I don't know, I guess I don't feel like I'm the true me yet." She frowned, thinking out loud more than anything, not even sure how she was phrasing things, thinking of things for the first time. It was true, she didn't feel quite right yet. Maybe humanity wasn't the answer, but she couldn't even tell what was yet.
It hadn't been hard to work out it was Tyler and Caroline he'd been talking about.
"You deserve better than her too," she added gently. "But you're really... what you're feeling for her. For some crazy reason that I seriously do not get, you're actually in love with her, aren't you."