When things start to turn normalĀ at the Lighthouse, again, when May comes back, without Coulson, when explanations go around of the horribleĀ things he did, a decision is made.
Leopold Fitz is dangerous.
He agrees. He canāt trustĀ himself, canāt trust the voicesĀ in his head, and heās dangerous to be around. He canāt tell whatās realĀ from what isnāt, and it makes his head spin.Ā
When the decision is made that he shouldnāt be locked upĀ constantly, he doesnāt actually want to leave his cell at first. He doesnāt want to risk it. The door to his cell is locked at night, but heās allowed to be around during the day, but no one is to be left alone with him, noĀ exceptions.
It takes Fitz two days to finally get up and walk out of his cell when the doorās unlocked. May is constantly on guard around him, sharp eyes watching his every move. Anything that can be used as a weapon - pens, knives, scissors - is hidden whenever he goes anywhere, but Fitz doesnāt go near them anyways.
Three days, and Fitz finally speaks, properly. Deke is walking with him towards the canteen, and out of the corner of his eyes, he sees her.Ā Daisy. His best friend. The person that stood by his side when he changed, and who he protected, and- the person he tortured.Ā
She will never forgive him, and she said so herself, and Fitz... He knows he doesnāt deserveĀ to be forgiven, not for what heās done. Still, though, he speaks up. His hands tremble at his sides as he talks, and he stares at the ground.
āD-Daisy?ā he asks.Ā āCan... I know... I-I can... Can we- er... Can I talk... with you? Just... just talk. I-I... Iāll stay on-on the other side of...ā He points to where heās standing, across the from her.Ā āI just wanna talk...ā
