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[amarant]

Who: skullkid! er. emblica.
Broadcast: nope.
Action: one fish, two fish, red fish, b-- no, it's just the red fish. or the neat little planet we're on.
When: early evening.

[ Actually, use of the term "skullkid" was not exactly correct for once, since she's not wearing it today. Who is this normal kid hanging around the SS Red Fish? Or hanging around the shops here.

Eh, she must be new. ]

Comments

[amarant]

It's the sort of dilemma that anyone would have trouble being objective about. I've learned there are very few who are happy with their lot in life.

[aberrant_type]

I guess I've seen too many soldiers die... mostly, they deserved to live longer. Good, brave people.

[amarant]

[ It isn't fair, that people who deserve to live don't, and the ones that don't often do live. ]

It isn't easy to see that happen.

[aberrant_type]

[A certain kind of justice that Hange has become keenly accustomed to, to be honest.]

No. No, it's not.

There are a great many cynical things to be said about human nature that may very well be true. But many of the people I've known have bravely given their lives for the survival and freedom of others. I'll refute someone who says that humans aren't worth saving every time.

[amarant]

[ She envies Hange still being able to think like that.

Apparently, she's more bitter than she'd thought. ]

If only more of them were like you.

[aberrant_type]

There are plenty of humans like me... I'd show you my comrades, for instance. Those soldiers I mentioned. Some of the young people who've just recently joined our cause.

Not everyone is altruistic, of course. But many people are.