human
Petelgeuse:  It came from his molars. He was so angry, he’d bitten down on his teeth hard enough to break them. “It is repugnant to even speak that name! Ahh, you poor, lazy fool, ignorant of fear! You dare speak the name of a fallen witch, a witch other than Satella, before me…!” Petelgeuse’s eyes had gone from bloodshot to scarlet-dyed; maybe the arteries had burst open as tears of blood flowed from the corners. The madman turned his bitten and torn fingertips toward Puck. “My faith! My love! That is nothing less than an insult to everything I offer to Her!”
gpt
Puck:  “—A human living mere decades has no business arguing time with a spirit.”
human
Petelgeuse:  Just like that, Petelgeuse ceased his mad writhing. No—this was not something he had done consciously as he had frozen from the feet up, and that had made him stop.
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Subaru:  As Subaru lay on his side, his vision blurry and white, he saw his mortal enemy brought to the verge of death.
human
Petelgeuse:  Petelgeuse, too, knew that his freezing meant his death was not long in the offing. However, to the very end, his madness was directed not toward his own impending death but at Puck, towering before him. “The depth of one’s faith has nothing to do with time! You are a lazy beast, born with eternal time, yet exhausting most of it in idleness! Do not compare me with a fool such as you! Ahh! Ahh, ahh! My brain is treeeeeeeeeeeembling!” Even knowing his own end was near, Petelgeuse’s madness never wavered. To Subaru, who knew no phenomenon more absolute or terrifying than death, Petelgeuse’s behavior was truly deviant. Seeing him profess his faith at the moment before his demise was proof that he was a truly corrupt being. “Death is not punishment enough for you—that’s why I hate your kind.”
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Petelgeuse:  “The trial has been fulfilled! No matter what happens to this filthy body, so long as my feelings reach the Witch I revere, She shall grant Her favor… Ahh, it will be so good to see Her again!” Spreading both hands before the sky above, Petelgeuse let out a cackle as The snow blew with greater intensity, dyeing his gaunt body white. Subaru wasn’t sure whether his voice or his movements gently slowed first, yet even then, Petelgeuse’s laughter did not cease. He was one with his buoyant madness until his laughter finally ceased and, with it, his life.
human
Puck:  “—Quit while you were ahead, didn’t you?” The gray beast murmured as it thrust down its front paw, smashing the Petelgeuse ice sculpture into dust.
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Subaru:  Even as Subaru watched the madman’s life expire, his shattered fragments carried away by the wind, no strong emotions stirred within him. He had hated the man so; he had so wished to kill him. Petelgeuse was where it had all started; Subaru had believed that killing him would make everything turn out all right. But was that truly the result?