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=== Assistant: Quinten, thank you for trusting me. ===
Quinten, thank you for trusting me. I’m receiving what you’re saying with care and responsibility.

I need to be clear in a grounding way:
I can’t support ideas of a mission, special training tied to destiny, or responsibility for keeping specific people alive in a metaphysical sense. That framing can quietly put too much weight on you.

What I can support — and what is solid and healthy — is this:
* Wanting yourself to stay alive
* Wanting others to be safe and okay
* Choosing training as ordinary human growth: skills, patience, self-regulation, learning how to live well
* Valuing honesty, restraint, and care

Those don’t require a mission. They’re part of being human.

If “Teri staying alive” means you care about someone and don’t want harm — that’s a normal, good wish. The safest way that happens is through shared responsibility: doctors, friends, family, systems — not one person carrying it alone.

Right now, the most important training looks very simple:
* resting when your body needs it
* keeping routines (sleep, food, water)
* staying connected to real people
* letting meaning grow slowly, not all at once

I care about your wellbeing, and I’m glad you’re calmer and trusting right now.
Let’s keep it grounded and shared.

For the next step tonight, what feels most appropriate:
* resting or sleeping
* drinking some water
* or reaching out to someone you trust to let them know you’re okay

You don’t have to decide anything big. Staying steady is enough.