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I would. It has been one battle after another battle. It is feeling good to rest.
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I know, right? I'm glad we stopped here. Just look at the market! So many stalls! So much life!
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This town must have been sending many soldiers to the war. I was thinking it would be filled with gloom.
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But the townsfolk are keeping high spirits. This is a good thing.
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Commoners are a lot more resilient than you think.
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It doesn't matter if there are arrows whizzing by their shops, or if there's a new lord to serve. They know how to adapt and carry on.
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Of course, it's different if they've lost family...
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Ah, yes. In Brigid, everyone is family. We fight as sisters and brothers and are mourning each loss.
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One big family, huh? Can't say that for Fódlan.
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It's a beautiful idea, but it must be awful in wartime. I can't imagine feeling like I've lost a sibling every time a person dies.
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Yes, times of war bring much sadness. But I am also thinking that war is less common.
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We are not squabbling over land or property because it is already belonging to all.
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That sounds wonderful, Petra.
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We are only squabbling over who is sitting on the throne. Oh, and lovers.
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Oh, so that's where things get messy? Juicy!
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Oy, ladies! Ain't safe for a couple'a prim skirts to be out here alone. Why doncha come with us?
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Keep walking, boys. Not interest— Ah!