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Rem:  “After all…” “—” “When we talk about the future, we need to smile, don’t we?” Rem spoke with an expression resembling a tearful smile, the words that had once come from Subaru’s own mouth.
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Subaru:  Subaru gambled and lost. Subaru's inner self was exhausted, overwhelmed by a feeling that he’d thrown everything into one match and lost when Rem threw his own words back at him with a tearful smile. Subaru had trusted—no, hoped—that Rem, with her strong dependence on him, just might say yes. That maybe, just maybe, even as he cast everything aside, she might choose him. It was a fleeting dream, a conceited thought. He should have understood that from the start. If his inability to find any worth in himself was the whole reason he’d chosen to run away, what business did he have expecting that?
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Subaru:  “Right now…I might not be smiling, but…I mean, if we actually did it I’m sure I’d be smiling… Yeah, that’s right. So, ah…” Even though the matter had already been settled, unconvincing arguments poured out of Subaru’s mouth in an attempt to smooth things over. He couldn’t think of an effective rebuttal to Rem’s words. But if he didn’t say something, his desires were over then and there. He might still have a chance to change her mind as long as they kept talking—though that might have been an exercise in wishful thinking. Subaru clung to that hope.
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Rem:  “…I have…thought of it as well.” Rem raised her shapely face up ever so slightly. “After arriving in Kararagi, first we would rent a room at an inn. Though a house is the foundation for building a life, we could not be reckless with the money at our disposal. First, we would need a stable income.” Rem lifted a finger up as she added to the image of the future Subaru had proposed earlier. “Fortunately, I received a proper education due to Master Roswaal’s good judgment. Even in Kararagi, I believe that finding employment would be a simple matter for me. As for Subaru…you would probably need to settle for physical labor, but perhaps you could work in close proximity to me.” Rem giggled a little as she made made light of Subaru’s inability to do anything. It was no doubt an accurate assessment of Subaru’s worth, as he was still largely ignorant of the culture and technology in that world.
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Rem:  “Once our income is stable, we would look for a slightly better place to stay. During that time, you would need to study properly for future employment… It would take about a year before you could do real work, maybe. You can become independent even faster, but only through your own efforts, Subaru.” Rem laid out an unexpectedly brutal studying regimen. When she had instructed him in Ram’s place, her method of teaching was gentle, but her criticisms were merciless.