I'm struggling to understand what the も is doing in the following sentence. I
know that も can mean 'also' 'too' 'as well' and other things; depending on the
context. I think the first も here means 'as well' but when I try to translate,
my translation comes out as gibberish.

> [何処]{どこ}に行くのか知りたい気 **も** するし、知りたくない気 **も** する。

Context: (アイン is a girl)

>
> 立ち上がったアインだ、こちらを[一瞥]{いちべつ}する。[何処]{どこ}に行くのか知りたい気もするし、知りたくない気もする。だが、そんなことを迷っている時間はもらえなかった。アインは背を向け、部屋を出ていった。

My translation attempt:

> Ein does get up, glances my way. **Where will she go, I want to know her
> intention to do stuff as well as other things, also I don’t want to know her
> intention.** But, she would not give me time to puzzle over that sort of
> thing. Ein exits the room, her back oriented towards me.
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translation particle-も
What is the meaning of this も?
First of all, do you understand the grammar of [embedded
questions](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/13034/5010)? This 何処に行くのか is a
noun phrase that works as the object of 知る. どこに行くのか as an independent sentence
means "Where will she go?", but どこに行くのか as a noun clause means "where she
goes".

  * どこに行くのか  
where she goes

  * どこに行くのか知りたい  
I want to know where she goes

  * どこに行くのか知りたい気がする  
I feel I want to know where she goes

  * どこに行くのか知りたくない気がする  
I feel I don't want to know where she goes

も by itself is just "also" here. 気がする means "I feel", and 気もする means "I also
feel".

> 何処に行くのか知りたい気もするし、知りたくない気もする。
>
> I feel I want to know where she will go, but I also feel I don't want to
> know (where she will go).

In other words, the speaker wants to know her destination, but he hates to
understand her destination at the same time. This implies he somehow
understands she is going to do something dirty or dangerous.
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