I know the reason for all of us being brought here isn't known, but I've heard that a lot of people were also brought in from war, or-- some kind of fighting. So, er, I was just wondering:
How do you fight? And what for, if you did?
And if you weren't in a war... what did you do to pass a day? Did you work, or study for school, or...? [a trail
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Maybe even moreso than I had back in Romdeau, even if it is far less structured, or plainly set out.
This place is rich in things to work for. Perhaps even more so, in the challenge of being foreign, in having to prove oneself to the citizens. There are so many things that could be rearranged for the better, and there is some home in the potential to actually do so. People are encouraged here, to find and to indulge their fancies, try new things out. Be reckless, with one another, without a care for any destabilizing impact.
It's almost unnerving, and easily disorienting, with how exhilarating that can be.
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If you had the choice to redo a few things that you've done since arriving here-- would you relive those days for that?
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You mean...do I have any regrets, or are there moments would I like to revisit?
I think it's only right to say every person has a few of both.
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