Well. Now I've told one person as well. I suppose this can make up for all the times Barry has outed me to people here. So if you're worried about the 'terms' you can take it up with him.
Perhaps not. You probably need permission to speak for him, though.
[His own response comes about 5 minutes later. It takes him that long to remind himself that Barry and Cisco wanted the truce, and that he does, in fact, care about what they think, no matter how irrationally Eobard pisses him off. To remind himself that people do, in fact, care about whether he throws himself headfirst into danger and how he affects other people.]
That doesn't make it okay.
[Then, a few seconds later.]
But I'll leave it at that. Both of us can talk to Barry about it.
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1) I suppose outing me to every person you speak to doesn't count?
2) Did Barry send you to talk to me? If not maybe you shouldn't be.
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2. No, he didn't. I don't need permission to speak to you.
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Perhaps not. You probably need permission to speak for him, though.
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[The next part comes after a momentary pause, while he tries to get his temper under control.]
I'm not speaking for him. I'm addressing what you and I talked about.
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Oh, Eddie. That is the very. last. thing. you want to talk to me about.
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Besides. I outed myself as much as him.
Relax.
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That doesn't make it okay.
[Then, a few seconds later.]
But I'll leave it at that. Both of us can talk to Barry about it.
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He can come to me if he has a problem.
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But it may or may not require actually burying his communicator under the mattress of his bed and going to the gym.]