Rosa Jurgen/Dialogue

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Stage	Dialogue
Default	Rosa Jurgen Life without a lofty goal is a waste. Mm? Why do you look so surprised? It's something the older members of my family often said when I was young. Now, even I say it all the time. It's the motto of a minor family, but to me, it means more than just raising the honor of my family. Make Empyrean a good place to live in and benefit everyone who lives there. I think that's a lofty goal.
	Rosa Jurgen The most important quality in an advisor is composure. Not all strategies you come up with work, but everyone's life depends on them, no matter the results. If I can't save everyone, then... I'll have to make the most rational decision to minimize our loss.
	Rosa Jurgen Strategists are idealists, struggling to find a middle ground between the harsh reality and ideas. The more hardcore idealists they are, the better they are at coming up with a suitable strategy for their situation. Perhaps that's why reclaiming Empyrean's skies from Bakal feels as realistic to me as the scenery in front of me. Yes. I have to believe in myself, so everyone else can believe in my strategies. I have no doubt that we'll eventually extinguish the Fire.
	Rosa Jurgen It's a good day to write a poem. Why don't we take a break here? If you take a moment to look around yourself, you'll always find opportunities, no matter how dreadful your situation is.
	Rosa Jurgen My fan? Are you asking me why I'm carrying a fan? I'm the advisor of the Allied Forces. All advisors need a fan. Also, I'll have you know this is not just a fan, but a folding fan. They're as different as a ladder and a foldable ladder.

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Stage	Dialogue
Default	(Post-Machine Revolution) Rosa Jurgen Bakal's last-ditch effort split Empyrean into multiple continents. I can't believe he was so powerful, even at the very end. He could have used it to eliminate our allied forces. Why didn't he? I've been wondering that, but I can't figure out why. There's something I'm missing. I want to know what.
	(Post-Machine Revolution) Rosa Jurgen I don't think this is the end. For ourselves, including those who are no longer with us, we must make sure the same thing never happens again. Buildings aren't the only things that collapsed under the centuries of tyranny. So [sic] are our national system and laws. We'll try to restore them first.