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A little closer...
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Claude enters the scene
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Hey, Leonie! What are you up to?
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Leonie
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Oh, come on! What'd you do that for?!
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Leonie
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Look, you ran my quarry off.
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Claude
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You were hunting? Is the dining hall that short on food supplies?
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You were hunting? Are we that short on food supplies?
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Leonie
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No, but I like to hunt every now and again. Keep my skills sharp.
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Leonie
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No such thing as too much food these days, is there? And it'd be a problem if I got rusty.
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Claude
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I suppose so. You're from a family of hunters, right? Well, there's no shortage of prey to hunt around here.
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Leonie
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True. Not many hunters around the monastery, huh?
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Rivers full of fish, trees bursting with fruit, mushrooms ready to harvest all over...
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Leonie
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It's the kind of place where you can really be self-sufficient. Guess we can thank the goddess for that.
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Claude
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Eh, I dunno. I'm more inclined to thank the bountiful earth than the goddess for such things.
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Claude
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The goddess may offer spiritual guidance, but she doesn't fill our bellies, that's for sure.
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Leonie
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Not a very noble-sounding thing, to disregard the goddess and honor the land.
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Claude
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Leonie... Whose grace do you suppose humans live by? The goddess? The nobility? I'd say it's neither.
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It's the endless bounty of this magnificent land that gives us life.
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Leonie
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Won't hear me deny it. But who's to say it isn't the goddess whose protection makes nature thrive?
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Leonie
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I'm not the most devout person, but I'm not about to go around saying we don't need the goddess at all.
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Claude
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I said she gives spiritual support, didn't I? I wouldn't go so far as to say she's wholly unnecessary.
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But in Almyra, Dagda, Brigid, and plenty of other places, they don't believe in the goddess...
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Nature is a blessing that knows nothing of borders. The goddess is the goddess, and the earth is the earth. They should both be revered for what they are.
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Leonie
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Hmm.
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Claude
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Look, this is just my personal opinion. If you truly believe that everything depends on the goddess of Seiros, that's your—
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Leonie
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Hey, it's fine. You don't have to worry about me.
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Leonie
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I'm a believer, but I know there are those who aren't.
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And I kind of like your way of thinking—giving thanks to nature and all. It makes sense.
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Claude
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I knew a wild girl like you would be able to get behind an idea like that.
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Leonie
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What, like I'm feral or something?
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Claude
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Hey... You know, this kind of talk could be viewed as heresy if it was public.
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Yeah, probably. We'll just have to keep it to ourselves.