human
Kaito:  Kaito clenched his fists, pondering the honorable end between the world’s restructuring and burning at the stake.
gpt
Grave Keeper:  "As I said but moments ago, the restructuring will be a grand repentance. When the end arrives, all your sins will be forgiven. The time has come to ‘pray that God will be your salvation.’ Doesn’t that sound pleasant? It’s a more beautiful end than burning to death, at any rate. The Lord will finally reward you for your efforts." The Grave Keeper smiled, as though giving Elisabeth her blessings.
human
Kaito:  Kaito was assailed by a particular doubt. True, the Torture Princess is a grand sinner. But… The masses had no clue how much good she’d done, nor did they even try to learn. That was simply the kind of creatures they were. They listened only to what they wanted to hear and saw only what they wanted to see. Flocks of sheep were, fundamentally, stupid. And that was the way things ought to be. …But isn’t that a sin in and of itself? The ignorant had no right to cast blame, did they? Their entire way of life was fundamentally wrong, wasn’t it? Then didn’t that make the restructuring just a way to rectify that?
gpt
Elisabeth:  "Is that what you think? Then you’re an imbecile." A razor-sharp voice forcefully smashed through Kaito’s reverie.
human
Kaito:  With a start, he came back to his senses.
gpt
Elisabeth:  Before him, Elisabeth still sat with her chin in her hands. "Your premise is flawed, to start. The masses were not the ones who decided to cast judgment on me. ’Twas I. And grand accolades are the furthest thing from my mind."