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Although you were able to stall it another day, you're aware of how less and less able you are to put it off, as much as you have done these past several years. After today you're beyond the age deadline, which isn't a penalty itself but now that you're twenty, if you get caught exercising your superhuman nature and your powers discovered then you will face trouble. Given the route you intend to go down on the path to supervillainy, it's hard to put into words how little any of it concerns you since automatically you're accepting a life of crime by doing this. But given the time and consideration, maybe you do feel differently about registration than you did before? Or at the very least, how you feel in regards to dad's own concerns about you not registering.
Either way, now seems about the best chance you're going to get with him to discuss this either way.
>As much as you've done to avoid it, you finally feel it's best to just be honest with your dad about this. He may have his feelings about it, but it's your life at the end of the day.
>Forget registration, you're devoting yourself to a life of supercrime! Sorry dad, but your little girl is a supervillain and she's going to take over the world!
>Ahahah, yeeeaaahhh... it's no big deal, he doesn't have to concern himself with it anymore! You've handled everything yourself and will see it taken care of... more lies. Though, thanks to Kelly you may actually have something to show him for it.
>Jeez, will he get off your back already?! Why does he care so much about this anyway?
>An awful write-in?
