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A Moment With Catie/I Think I Did This Wrong
  The young lady screamed as many profanities as she could, her voice cracking by the time she was finished. Her dark chocolate eyes were narrowed down to daggers, directed toward the slightly red-speckled television screen. She watched in absolute horror as the largest fleet in the galaxy, the quarian fleet, was decimated into bits of rubble and dust by the newly Reaper-recoded synthetics called the geth. It was somewhat ironic, the girl realized later after her steamed rant was done, that the quarians were destroyed by something they themselves created.
   But, back to the moment;
   The young lady began storming around the basement in circles, cursing herself immensely for making such a careless mistake. She was nearly in tears by the time Tali'Zorah removed her mask and jumped from the cliff. They young, dark-eyed lady shouted in dismay, even though she knew Tali's suicide was inevitable. It still felt like a stab to her heart, to know this was her own damn fault. How could she let that happen to adorable, precious Tali who had just bought land on her homeworld which she hadn't ever seen in her entire life?
   She had half a mind to chuck the X-Box controller into the TV (it sucked, anyway), but the other half of her mind knew better, and, more importantaly, the consequences. Instead, she threw it into the air, slightly away from herself and her younger sister so it wouldn't hit either of them. The controller landed with a not-so-satisfying thump a foot away.
   Once her fiery rage had subsided, it was quickly replaced with an obvious solution to the genocide of the quarians that she just unintentialy caused and observed.
   Feeling like a complete moran but a dirty cheater at the same time, the lady crawled over to the controller. Once her hands stopped shaking with the unexpected adrenaline, the young lady pushed 'start' and then confidently reloaded the whole mission with barely a twinge of guilt. She was rarely one to cheat (not completely true, but...), and most of the time she felt bad about it, like she just gave up and was being a slacker, a quiter.
   But she'd do anything to ensure Tali's survival. Anything.

Description
A Moment With Catie/I Think I Did This Wrong
  The young lady screamed as many profanities as she could, her voice cracking by the time she was finished. Her dark chocolate eyes were narrowed down to daggers, directed toward the slightly red-speckled television screen. She watched in absolute horror as the largest fleet in the galaxy, the quarian fleet, was decimated into bits of rubble and dust by the newly Reaper-recoded synthetics called the geth. It was somewhat ironic, the girl realized later after her steamed rant was done, that the quarians were destroyed by something they themselves created.
   But, back to the moment;
   The young lady began storming around the basement in circles, cursing herself immensely for making such a careless mistake. She was nearly in tears by the time Tali'Zorah removed her mask and jumped from the cliff. They young, dark-eyed lady shouted in dismay, even though she knew Tali's suicide was inevitable. It still felt like a stab to her heart, to know this was her own damn fault. How could she let that happen to adorable, precious Tali who had just bought land on her homeworld which she hadn't ever seen in her entire life?
   She had half a mind to chuck the X-Box controller into the TV (it sucked, anyway), but the other half of her mind knew better, and, more importantaly, the consequences. Instead, she threw it into the air, slightly away from herself and her younger sister so it wouldn't hit either of them. The controller landed with a not-so-satisfying thump a foot away.
   Once her fiery rage had subsided, it was quickly replaced with an obvious solution to the genocide of the quarians that she just unintentialy caused and observed.
   Feeling like a complete moran but a dirty cheater at the same time, the lady crawled over to the controller. Once her hands stopped shaking with the unexpected adrenaline, the young lady pushed 'start' and then confidently reloaded the whole mission with barely a twinge of guilt. She was rarely one to cheat (not completely true, but...), and most of the time she felt bad about it, like she just gave up and was being a slacker, a quiter.
   But she'd do anything to ensure Tali's survival. Anything.