[ the camera is angled, gazing down on a chessboard resting on a surface draped with unblemished white. Its varnished surface looks somewhat dismal - the black-and-white squares faded, marred by abrasions and dull thin scratches exposing the rust-red wood underneath. Though all of the black pieces are lined up at one end, a white pawn stands alone
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That's one way of doing things. I've often been told that truth is relative; relative to what we know, what we understand. To what we can accept. With no one around to object... who's to stop a lie from being the truth?
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Yes. It's easy to paint over truths that way. Especially if you can convince everyone who believes something else that what you say is what's real.
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Do you not believe in the possibility of good endings...?
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Yes, that's one possibility. She isn't the kind to wait for something like that to come to her, however.
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[ like that would ever happen, though. Not when she was the one to bring "the princess" the news that sent her on her journey. ]
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