And oh, he lets out some kind of noise. It's loud enough to wake up the sleeping terror of a cat that roams their apartment and he can hear glassware being knocked off the kitchen counter and-
Oh, he's losing it. What the hell Jotaro??? This is a nasty prank!!!]
You're a bastard just like your Jiji. How could Holly be my daughter? Your grandma and grandfather are her parents.
I'm not as gullible as you think I am. Don't try to toy with me.
yare yare you're a lot better at keeping your cool when you're an old man, grandpa
all i'm telling you is the future i remember if you don't want it, then change it when you go back
i never really thought much of it when i was growing up though other kids had two grandparents and i had three you taught me how to fight taught me to make sure grandma didn't find out too
[It's like a hamon infused brick smacks him in face when Jotaro lays it all out.
When he finally understands the implication of three grandparents-of the thought of being with Suzie. With JoJo. Making Jotaro his grandson, Holly his daughter and-
Well, the Joestar line is big. Disturbing and erratically so. It's the monkey's paw of granted wishes.]
Suzie JoJo And me.
JoJo.
[There's another long ass pause between texts. Look, he's gotta take a minute here. It's been a tiring couple days. Exhausting. Emotionally draining with all this information coming at him about pasts that no longer exists and futures pulled to the surface.]
I will change this-
Holly Joestar will be Holly Zeppeli.
[He is NOT letting JoJo or Suzie win that argument again in their apparently entwined future.]
I'll still teach you how to fight. You need to learn from someone capable.
mom says they met in new york she was, y'know rich and dad was over there playing in clubs
mom and her friends went to the one where he was playing she says it was love at first sight which is a stupid mom thing to say but she's probably right
he's a jazz musician sadao kujo and the east street moonlighters he's gone a lot because he tours all over the world i guess he's pretty famous
[It sounds like something straight out of a cheesy romance novel-the rich daughter of a well off family, a talented musician in some shoddy club, and love at first sight.
It's a shame he's gone-touring around the world is likely time consuming and taxing. He wonders, briefly, if Holly's happy with that scenario.
But it doesn't really matter. He's still not there-pulled from a new time where he hasn't experienced this new future. Holly isn't his daughter yet, even if he feels that tug of familial love as her son speaks of her.]
It's a shame, but he's out earning a living for you and your mother. It can't be helped.
Do you spend time together when he's home? I hope Sado carves out time for you when he returns from his tours.
it's not really about the living exactly i mean it was before they were married but dad loves music
i don't think he could be happy without it and i don't think he could be happy without my mom
so they just found a way to make it work out
he calls all the time he makes sure to come home a couple times a year he always sends mom flowers on christmas eve like they're still dating
i dunno i just feel like i get it i guess?
i don't think him not being there means he doesn't care actually i think it means he and mom have a better marriage than most people because i don't think most people could do what they do but they can
The answer is enough to put his heart at ease. A missing father can be taxing, but it looks like the man is doing his best to provide what he can, when he can. Jotaro seems happy, Holly is fine too and Caesar's still not sure why he's forcing himself into business that isn't his, but-
It does please him to hear Jotaro speak of him fondly.]
It sounds like your father loves you both greatly. I'm happy for it. You have a good family.
The action itself is what makes you a real casanova. Not the area you were in. Your father is a talented man. I'd be interested to hear you play guitar someday.
we used to play this game when he was home when i was first learning to play he taught me to play a couple of chords and how to do them over and over
we'd go find my mom and i'd play the same couple chords over and over again and dad would freestyle over me
when i was a kid i just liked the way it made my mom smile it wasn't until i was older that i realized just how good dad really was to be able to do something like that
[It's heartwarming-this memory Jotaro shares about his family. A doting father, a good mother, a son that tried to make her smile. That familial bond is important and he's glad that despite JoJo's everything, this was somehow instilled in them.]
Your mother must feel fortunate to have such a good family. That's important. Your father taught you well. Keep that up when you return.
The Joestars are tenacious. It's in your blood to persist through the impossible. Your grandfather was like that. Your mother is too. I have no doubts she survived the ordeal and that you'll see her alive and well when you return.
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But that stone mask's influence persisted all this time in other worlds.
Let's hope Dio's down for good.
But thanks to your victory if he's alive in some other world, you'll have more support.
I'm sure I still talk to your grandfather in the future. I'll fight with you if there's a next time. Don't forget that.
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well
yeah i guess you could say you still
talk to him
i mean unless you're taking grandma suzie's side against him
which is usually
then you don't talk to him
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Giving him the silent treatment is far better than what he deserves.
You would be wise to remember that too. Your grandmother should always get your support. Your grandfather is a moron.
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jiji's an idiot
you always take my side, too
i'm not your favorite because that's my mom
but that's okay
mom's important so that makes sense
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Well, Suzie's daughter is bound to be an angel. That doesn't surprise him. Jotaro would be a close second, being her grandson.]
Favorite?
I'm sure my family takes you and your mother's side over 'Jiji' too.
Do I have one? In the future?
A family?
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uh
yeah
you have a daughter
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He has a little girl-just like the reality shown to him here. It's now in two futures instead of one and that feeling is-
Well, he owes Jotaro. That much is certain.]
I'm sure she's an incredible woman. All Zeppelis are.
What's the little principessa's name?
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He wonders if he'll be able to hear Caesar screaming all the way across the city? Probably.]
holly joestar
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And oh, he lets out some kind of noise. It's loud enough to wake up the sleeping terror of a cat that roams their apartment and he can hear glassware being knocked off the kitchen counter and-
Oh, he's losing it. What the hell Jotaro??? This is a nasty prank!!!]
You're a bastard just like your Jiji. How could Holly be my daughter? Your grandma and grandfather are her parents.
I'm not as gullible as you think I am. Don't try to toy with me.
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you're a lot better at keeping your cool when you're an old man, grandpa
all i'm telling you is the future i remember
if you don't want it, then change it when you go back
i never really thought much of it when i was growing up though
other kids had two grandparents and i had three
you taught me how to fight
taught me to make sure grandma didn't find out too
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When he finally understands the implication of three grandparents-of the thought of being with Suzie. With JoJo. Making Jotaro his grandson, Holly his daughter and-
Well, the Joestar line is big. Disturbing and erratically so. It's the monkey's paw of granted wishes.]
Suzie
JoJo
And me.
JoJo.
[There's another long ass pause between texts. Look, he's gotta take a minute here. It's been a tiring couple days. Exhausting. Emotionally draining with all this information coming at him about pasts that no longer exists and futures pulled to the surface.]
I will change this-
Holly Joestar will be Holly Zeppeli.
[He is NOT letting JoJo or Suzie win that argument again in their apparently entwined future.]
I'll still teach you how to fight. You need to learn from someone capable.
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anyway
either way she's going to be holly kujo once she gets married
so it's all the same to me
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Who is your father anyway? Is he a good man?
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she was, y'know
rich
and dad was over there playing in clubs
mom and her friends went to the one where he was playing
she says it was love at first sight
which is a stupid mom thing to say but she's probably right
he's a jazz musician
sadao kujo and the east street moonlighters
he's gone a lot because he tours all over the world
i guess he's pretty famous
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It's a shame he's gone-touring around the world is likely time consuming and taxing. He wonders, briefly, if Holly's happy with that scenario.
But it doesn't really matter. He's still not there-pulled from a new time where he hasn't experienced this new future. Holly isn't his daughter yet, even if he feels that tug of familial love as her son speaks of her.]
It's a shame, but he's out earning a living for you and your mother. It can't be helped.
Do you spend time together when he's home? I hope Sado carves out time for you when he returns from his tours.
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i mean it was before they were married
but dad loves music
i don't think he could be happy without it
and i don't think he could be happy without my mom
so they just
found a way to make it work out
he calls all the time
he makes sure to come home a couple times a year
he always sends mom flowers on christmas eve like they're still dating
i dunno
i just feel like i get it i guess?
i don't think him not being there means he doesn't care
actually i think it means he and mom have a better marriage than most people
because i don't think most people could do what they do
but they can
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That's his grandson.The answer is enough to put his heart at ease. A missing father can be taxing, but it looks like the man is doing his best to provide what he can, when he can. Jotaro seems happy, Holly is fine too and Caesar's still not sure why he's forcing himself into business that isn't his, but-
It does please him to hear Jotaro speak of him fondly.]
It sounds like your father loves you both greatly.
I'm happy for it.
You have a good family.
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dad's pretty great
he taught me how to play the guitar
i'm nowhere near as good as him but i'm pretty good
he taught me how to play a song so good that it'll make someone fall in love with me
and i gotta hand it to him
he was right
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I'm impressed.
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yare yare
it's not like i stood below his window or anything
i was in his living room
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Your father is a talented man.
I'd be interested to hear you play guitar someday.
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when i was first learning to play
he taught me to play a couple of chords
and how to do them over and over
we'd go find my mom
and i'd play the same couple chords over and over again
and dad would freestyle over me
when i was a kid i just liked the way it made my mom smile
it wasn't until i was older that i realized just how good dad really was
to be able to do something like that
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Your mother must feel fortunate to have such a good family.
That's important.
Your father taught you well.
Keep that up when you return.
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i haven't seen her yet actually
i mean since we left to go stop dio
i got brought here right after that was over
i think she's ok but
it's been almost a year now
but jolyne would've told me if her grandma wasn't alive
so she must have made it
that's what i keep telling myself anyway
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Your grandfather was like that.
Your mother is too.
I have no doubts she survived the ordeal and that you'll see her alive and well when you return.
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