#it's schrodinger's glass coffin baybee

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hoffman knew strahm would never trust him and that he'd never get into the coffin willingly and he banked on this

and

hoffman hoped with his last shred of faith that strahm would listen to him and get in the coffin of his own volition and in doing so, validate his entire existence

and

hoffman was ready to drug strahm and push him into the coffin if he had to, if he got the chance, so he could keep him and keep him alive

and

hoffman was prepared to cram himself into that coffin with strahm and breathe his air and press against his conscious or unconscious body to save them both and for no other reason

and

hoffman was prepared to let the walls smash him to pulp if it meant strahm made the right choice and he didn't have to put up with all this anymore

are all statements that can and do coexist in my head at all times forever and that's fine