Rowen has a rolling chalkboard with him today. He positions to his liking and quickly writes out, in English and Japanese.
"From this arises the question whether it is better to be loved rather than feared, or feared rather than loved. It might perhaps be answered that we should wish to be both: but since love and fear can hardly exist together,
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She then switches back to English, and a mischievous smile replaces her previously serious look. "Not that such is a very popular opinion here, when push comes to shove."
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He blushes and switches back to Japanese. "Despite how smart I am, I still have trouble with 'l' sounds."
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"Perhaps. And who could ever want to grow up in a Neverland like this?"
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Rowen nods then hums. "As for Gandhi, not all damage coming from love is physical. When one opens himself to the pain a person can inflict emotionally. In that aspect, a person is a coward for not loving and opening himself up to that. At least, that is my interpretation of the quote."
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"In any case," she adds, "the second's true for me in a certain way. If I didn't have the courage to tell Fuu how I felt... well, she'd probably not be my girlfriend now."
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"That is a good example, in both cases. What is your opinion on fear and love existing together?"
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"I don't think they're mutually exclusive... You can love someone and fear the loss of that love. That's just one example."
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