Weary-resignation voice: Frankie

Weary-resignation voice, spent, defeated, and hollow

Prompt: Here's a voice built on weary resignation—flat, low, and utterly spent, all fight gone, accepting the worst with quiet, defeated calm. The tone is drained and even, no anger left, just the hollow steadiness of someone who has stopped hoping. There's a bone-deep, given-up heaviness to it. It sounds like a voice that has argued, fought, and pleaded until there was nothing left, and now simply lays it down, too tired even to be sad.

Script: You know what? Fine. Do what you want. You will anyway. I'm not going to fight about it anymore. I don't have it in me. I used to. I used to fight for this, for us, so hard. But you can only slam yourself against the same wall so many times before you just stop. So, it's yours. All of it.