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conversations.value:  We observed the demonstration in detail from the school dorms, which faced the main street of the capital. People held signs and proceeded toward the assembly hall of the House of Lords. So far, no one seemed to be carrying weapons. The movement was still at the protest phase and hadn’t yet developed into a riot.
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conversations.value:  “I’ll stop them!” Claire started to rush out of the room.
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  I stopped her. “No. It’s pointless, and the timing is terrible.”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  “Why?! As of now, I hold the people’s favor. My words have far greater impact than those of any other aristocrat!”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “It’s true that if you go out there now, you may be able to calm things down this once.”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  “Yes, you see? !”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “But after that one time, if you keep defending the provisional government, the people will just think you were on the aristocrats’ side all along. Their trust in you will crumble.”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  Claire’s face twisted in frustration. She slammed her hand on the desk—a pretty extreme move for someone with her upbringing. “They’ll think I’m on the aristocrats’ side? I am a purebred aristocrat!”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “Is that what’s most important to you, Miss Claire? Or is it helping the people?”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  “Argh!” Claire was a smart person. Her temper flared easily, but she grabbed hold of herself quickly, listening to my rational argument. “Yes, you’re right. You are right, Rae. I don’t care nearly as much about my status as I do about setting an example.”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “And in order to do that, you can’t make your move yet. We need to watch and see. It’s still possible the provisional government will change their minds.”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  “I hope so,” Claire said, gazing anxiously at the crowd she could see from the window. “But where is this coming from all of a sudden? I’ve been reading the papers, but nothing in them called for a protest.”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “I’m not sure, but it’s possible someone’s instigating things.”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  “The Resistance!”
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “On the surface, yes. But it goes deeper than that. Salas, and perhaps even the Nur Empire are pulling some strings.” These protests were strange. A few small, spontaneous demonstrations were one thing, but looking out the window, I saw at least a thousand people in the crowd today. It was hard to believe that a protest of this size had arisen with no meetings or advance preparations.
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  “You think the empire is involved?” Claire demanded.
conversations.prefix: Claire:
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conversations.value:  “Yes.”
conversations.prefix: Rae:
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conversations.value:  She thought that over for a moment and then narrowed her eyes.
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