The other York had been proud of him, too, for making what he had out of his life, for finding new hobbies and friends and giving being human a real shot. It had been a gift, as much of a gift as his York's pride is now, and Delta accepts it.

Another Delta? He shivers at the thought. Not that he wouldn't like to meet himself, far from it, but to put the burden of such a short life on York, on Loki? To have to watch himself dissolve--

They had best not ever do such a thing. Not that he's feeling charitable toward Bifrons on a good day, but something like that might well push him into action before he's made a good plan. Because he does intend to destroy them for what they've done, a thought he doesn't mind sharing with York, but doing so is going to take very careful planning and resources.