human
Valt:  "That’s why I want us to end this. You’re going to destroy it. You’re the only one who can."
gpt
Tinasha:  At last, this farce would draw to a close. Tinasha stared back at Valt. Then she glanced over at the two orbs on the pedestal—the artifact given to a mother who lost her child a long, long time ago. That was how everything started. And ever since, Eleterria had inflicted pain on human souls and caused indissoluble anguish, even as it reflected people’s strongest emotions and desires. It had altered reality, something that should have been unimaginable. All because of one simple wish to save someone else. That was certainly absurd and self-centered. And yet…
human
Tinasha:  "I once tried to use it myself to save a child who was killed." Tinasha admitted softly, her eyes on the Eleterria orb. "But it didn’t activate. Probably because, as you said, I had no true attachment to that boy."
gpt
Tinasha:  If she were the mother of that fallen child, she would have been able to use it to rewind time, without question. But it wasn’t to be. That bereaved mother did not have an otherworldly artifact—only the cold, dead body of her son. Tinasha could still vividly remember the sight of her sobbing, hunched over his corpse.
human
Tinasha:  "Yes, it may be true that not being able to go back in time to save another is natural and right. All of you have suffered so much from Eleterria’s use. I can’t ignore that." Tinasha said, tipping her head up to gaze at Valt. Her face was puckered, as if she were on the verge of tears. "But I can’t deny the wishes of those who use it. That’s the human…heart we’re talking about."
gpt
Tinasha:  She couldn’t refute Valt’s despair and suffering, yet she also acknowledged the desires of those who sought to alter history. Tinasha’s eyes grew hot with tears, and she looked away. Her heart ached because that little girl who’d been rescued once still lived within her. She understood the mentality of those who used the orbs. Changing the past and history would revise people’s relationships, too. While it was foolish to desire that someone else live, even at the cost of another’s existence, she also found it to be a very sacred thing.
human
Valt:  Valt’s voice cracked as he replied, "You only feel that way because you were rescued by someone who used Eleterria…"
gpt
Tinasha:  "No. I’m positive it was only a coincidence that allowed him to save me. When we first met, he said that he didn’t know why he’d traveled back in time, and he wanted to return."
human
Tinasha:  Oscar had unwittingly activated Eleterria. That proved how great his love for his wife was. Thus, Tinasha’s own experiences weren’t informing her opinion.
gpt
Tinasha:  "A desire to save the people we love, even if it goes against all logic, is an extremely common, extremely human emotion.