[This does not look like a city. None of this looks like a city... Maybe it was beyond the blurry stone whatever-it-was in one direction? The limitations of the VR room make it hard to tell.
But, more importantly:]
Is... there a reason you live out here, and not in the city?
[She actually looks a little upset - not at him, but at the surroundings, at the idea of such a separation.]
I though... maybe places like this would be more equal. It's the afterlife, isn't it? What do nobles need to do that forces everyone else to live out here?
[A good retort, and one that shuts her mouth for a long moment.]
Not that I know, but...
In a perfect world... in a world I'd want to see... it wouldn't have to matter how much you had. Everyone deserves to live without fearing for the things that they really need.
She opens her mouth, as though she wants to ask something else. Why wouldn't she? That kind of place, and his kind of character, his responses -- there's far more questions than answers.
But, perhaps wisely, she lets her mouth wire shut, folding her hands in front of her before once again giving him a short bow.]
...Thank you. For showing me, and for answering my questions. I feel like I might understand you a little better now, Rufus-san.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
no subject
no subject
[This does not look like a city. None of this looks like a city... Maybe it was beyond the blurry stone whatever-it-was in one direction? The limitations of the VR room make it hard to tell.
But, more importantly:]
Is... there a reason you live out here, and not in the city?
no subject
The city belongs to the nobles. The rest of us reside out here.
no subject
[She actually looks a little upset - not at him, but at the surroundings, at the idea of such a separation.]
I though... maybe places like this would be more equal. It's the afterlife, isn't it? What do nobles need to do that forces everyone else to live out here?
no subject
no subject
So people get treated differently even here...
Do... the poor suffer out here, Rufus-san?
no subject
no subject
Not that I know, but...
In a perfect world... in a world I'd want to see... it wouldn't have to matter how much you had. Everyone deserves to live without fearing for the things that they really need.
Was... it hard? To live out here?
no subject
no subject
...]
Did you ever have nothing, Rufus-san?
no subject
no subject
Ah... Mn. Sorry.
I guess, then, um... is this a place you want to make better? For you and the people that live here with you?
no subject
[The wilderness wavers, then fades back to the default emptiness of the VR Room.]
That isn't my concern.
no subject
She opens her mouth, as though she wants to ask something else. Why wouldn't she? That kind of place, and his kind of character, his responses -- there's far more questions than answers.
But, perhaps wisely, she lets her mouth wire shut, folding her hands in front of her before once again giving him a short bow.]
...Thank you. For showing me, and for answering my questions. I feel like I might understand you a little better now, Rufus-san.
no subject
Is that so? . . . Then I will be going.
no subject
Okay.
Can I talk to you again sometime?
no subject
Rufus turns around to exit the room.]
We can talk; however, I ask that you not waste my time.
[Make it productive.
Goodbye.]
no subject
[It's just muttered, letting him leave without any further complaint. She's going to have to think about this one a little more.
Bye I guess. :(]