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“You still don't get it. I know you hear me, but you're not listening.”
1 quote from Digimon Adventure, each with commentary on what it means and why it stuck.
“You still don't get it. I know you hear me, but you're not listening.”
Tai fears that grieving will cost them time; Matt has already conceded his point. That earlier concession is more interesting than this closing rebuke. A disagreement about competing obligations becomes a complaint about attention, as though proper listening must produce agreement. Matt deserves the space he asks for, but this line gives him too easy a verdict on the person who resists.