[Reality is much harsher. The worlds are peppered with idealistic folk, yet changes are slow to come with numerous setbacks in abundance. Sometimes there aren't even changes. His cynicism peaks here.
In contrast, annoyance unfurls when he thinks about her opponent in the Test.]
But nothing is timeless. Even a stagnant world will deteriorate under the right circumstances.
me trying to read rufus emotions in these brackets like math lady meme
If a stagnant world truly will deteriorate, then... does it matter whether they die as they should or stretch it out for forever?
[The own twisting of anger in her heart shows just where her thoughts lie. But it's not her question to answer when she'd already made her choice clear.]
... For not involving others? I agree with wanting to keep that away. But I don't remember enough about their circumstance to say for sure, Rufus-san.
All I know is the existance if the suffering that those kind of choices can bring, no matter how strong or determined someone might be. Even if you know you will die... to bring an entire world with you, and to say it is to protect those you love... it seems cruel, to me.
To be selfish isn't bad in itself. You need to be able to fight for yourself and your own desires. But... there are better ways to grieve, or to fight for what you have left, than to turn to something so drastic.
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[Reality is much harsher. The worlds are peppered with idealistic folk, yet changes are slow to come with numerous setbacks in abundance. Sometimes there aren't even changes. His cynicism peaks here.
In contrast, annoyance unfurls when he thinks about her opponent in the Test.]
But nothing is timeless. Even a stagnant world will deteriorate under the right circumstances.
me trying to read rufus emotions in these brackets like math lady meme
Are you speaking of my opponent's choice? To freeze a world along with themselves, instead of live alongside of it?
What would you have told them to do, Rufus-san, if you had been an opponent against them?
ganba, hikaru
[His answer is clipped and sharp. He's not one to order people around, but he has his opinions to share.]
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Do you think someone that is that desperate still deserves a chance to live?
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Would someone with this kind of view be looked upon badly in the Underworld?
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Is that a problem?
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Nope. It's just how you feel, right?
I'm just wanting to make sure I understand.
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Their attitude annoys me.
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If a stagnant world truly will deteriorate, then... does it matter whether they die as they should or stretch it out for forever?
[The own twisting of anger in her heart shows just where her thoughts lie. But it's not her question to answer when she'd already made her choice clear.]
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All I know is the existance if the suffering that those kind of choices can bring, no matter how strong or determined someone might be. Even if you know you will die... to bring an entire world with you, and to say it is to protect those you love... it seems cruel, to me.
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To be selfish isn't bad in itself. You need to be able to fight for yourself and your own desires. But... there are better ways to grieve, or to fight for what you have left, than to turn to something so drastic.
...
Your turn, then, Rufus-san.
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I've asked you enough that I feel I have my answer for how you think. I appreciate you being honest.
Do you have another question for me?
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