Honestly, I don't know her well enough to say. [and he (i, jan) did not understand the evidence well enough to say for sure about her version of events.] It's easy in someone in her position to lie, but it's also not like there were blatant holes in her story.
[ Siffrin zoned out on most of the evidence anyway this time, they got a lil bit too emotionally wired there for other reasons. So they mostly focused on what was said otherwise. ]
I'd say I'm in the same position. I don't know her well enough, but I can see how easy it'd be to lie in that position.
No wants to condemn someone who killed in self-defence, so it's a good excuse. On the other hand, it's not like killing in self-defence doesn't happen.
[he shakes his head.]
The entire thing is a mess. Shadowheart-san was right, though, when she said that we're probably biased to believing it's a lie because it makes things less complicated.
[ That's true. Especially when put in their shoes, in an actual self-defense case.. ]
I wouldn't say Shadowheart is wrong. [ That's exactly it. ] It adds paranoia even if we decide to look the other way. If she is affected like Hawke, are there risks she'll attack again? What if more people are affected the next time around and there's three that attack including her?
[ He looks up, quiet, brows furrowed. ]
..Either that, or someone decides to take it in their own hands, regardless of what people say.
[ chrono we're begging, i hope Saber asks Uruha 96875690 questions during movie night and Siffrin just keeps looking at Uruha to answer the 9687569 in their own head. ]
At least Basilio, his brother [ oh stars what was his name ] and Eupha would be open to another celebration. Since they celebrate those that have departed.
[ So it's probably not too bad but... all that drinking may not be good for the morale. ]
If you see a number of travelers, it's probably more so in Vaugarde visiting from other countries. And I know Housemaidens from the House of Change will go on a pilgrimage.
[ So travelers aren't exactly uncommon but also not something that everyone will do. ] But I never considered there would be worlds where nobody travels.
The idea of travel isn't unheard of where I'm from, so it's not anything like Eupha's situation. Just that Japan wasn't that stable until recently, so people had other priorities.
Maybe. Though there were a few of us who, on the other hand, can't afford to return to life without negating the positive outcome of their death. [...] Like Adolphe.
[uruha doesn't know how much he should say since it was adolphe's private business, even if he's (double) dead now, but since he didn't seem to have much issue with telling uruha to begin with—]
He sacrificed himself to protect his loved ones. I don't know the details, but one can guess as to why someone wouldn't want to risk undoing that.
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I'd say I'm in the same position. I don't know her well enough, but I can see how easy it'd be to lie in that position.
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[he shakes his head.]
The entire thing is a mess. Shadowheart-san was right, though, when she said that we're probably biased to believing it's a lie because it makes things less complicated.
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I wouldn't say Shadowheart is wrong. [ That's exactly it. ] It adds paranoia even if we decide to look the other way. If she is affected like Hawke, are there risks she'll attack again? What if more people are affected the next time around and there's three that attack including her?
[ He looks up, quiet, brows furrowed. ]
..Either that, or someone decides to take it in their own hands, regardless of what people say.
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... Maybe we need another party.
[this is a joke.]
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[ this is not a joke. ]
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Another celebration might be too much? But with this crowd, it's hard to say. But maybe something smaller..?
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I'd feel bad for making Basilio whip up another feast on short notice, even if he'd probably enjoy it... so yeah, something smaller.
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At least Basilio, his brother [ oh stars what was his name ] and Eupha would be open to another celebration. Since they celebrate those that have departed.
[ So it's probably not too bad but... all that drinking may not be good for the morale. ]
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[HIS NAME IS FIDELIO SIFFRIN STOP FORGETTING NAMES]
They're probably a bit of a unique case.
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Sounds like it. Eupha told me a bit about her world, how even traveling is incredibly perilous with how things are.
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[ So travelers aren't exactly uncommon but also not something that everyone will do. ] But I never considered there would be worlds where nobody travels.
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The idea of travel isn't unheard of where I'm from, so it's not anything like Eupha's situation. Just that Japan wasn't that stable until recently, so people had other priorities.
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[ ... ]
..When you go back, is there something you need to do?
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And because of important matters at that. [ (...) ] It probably isn't, but it almost feels like a test.
[ are your important matters really all that important, don't you want paradise instead... ]
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[sweet dead adolphe]
He wasn't going to choose revival.
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The.. positive outcome of their death..?
[ What does this mean. ALSO THIS LORE DROP? ]
..I see. [ THIS IS SO SAD. ]
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He sacrificed himself to protect his loved ones. I don't know the details, but one can guess as to why someone wouldn't want to risk undoing that.
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