conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  OF THE THREE ROYAL CHILDREN, the one furthest removed from the revolution was undoubtedly Yu. With the Harvest Festival incident we helped her pull off, she’d abandoned her right to the throne. Even after the country’s government split into the provisional government and the revolutionary government, both sides kept their distance from her. "It looks like Claire’s making her move. I’m thinking I’ll help out as well.”
conversations.prefix: Misha Jur:
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value:  When Claire first told us she was going to begin helping with the rationing efforts—presumably alongside Rae—I didn’t want Yu to get involved. She was finally at peace, after so many years of being forced to go through life in the guise of a gender she didn’t want. I didn’t want that peace to be disturbed.
conversations.prefix: Misha Jur:
conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  “There’s no need for the frown, Misha. I may have renounced my bid for the throne, but I still care about my people.” Yu, of course, saw right through me and laughed
conversations.prefix: Yu:
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value:  She told me in her own words that this was what she wanted. She could be rather hard to pin down at times, but there was no denying that she was raised with the noble values of royalty. We started helping with rationing efforts at once. The Church already opened soup kitchens in the winter anyway, so the whole process wasn’t unfamiliar to us. Financing appeared to be a problem at first, but Claire and Rae provided plenty of funds sourced from who-knew-where. Things eventually got worse than they’d already been, however. About half of the provisional government’s army switched sides and joined up with the revolutionary army, the two sides then beginning to skirmish. Public safety took a turn for the worse, and the rationing provided by both governments was suspended. The needy came to us all at once for food. I suggested we stop rationing until things cooled down, but Yu stubbornly insisted we continue.
conversations.prefix: Misha Jur:
conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  “Right now, the ones suffering the most are those fighting for neither government: the powerless common people.”
conversations.prefix: Yu:
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value:  She insisted we continue rationing for their sake. As a former noble myself, I was familiar with the idea of noblesse oblige. But what Yu had was something far grander. Perhaps that’s just what it meant to be royalty. If the revolution continued to intensify as it had, there was a chance the royalty would become targets alongside the nobility. Yu didn’t seem to care about that possibility one bit, however. Nor did Thane, for that matter. The revolutionary government supported his ascension to the throne, but he didn’t let that go to his head and still did all he could. Rod’s well-being was unknown, but I was sure he was doing the same somewhere. The three of them all were doing what they could for the people. Perhaps, then, I ought to reconsider what I should be trying to do. After some time, our financial support from Claire and Rae ceased.
conversations.prefix: Misha Jur: