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conversations.value:  "Yeah…" Although, I did recall that during our initial audience, Dorothea had said she would explain herself…if we agreed to serve her.
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conversations.value:  "Rae, what about that…what was it again, a book of prophecies?" asked Dole. "Was there any information in it about Empress Dorothea’s motive?" He was referring to my Revo-Lily knowledge. I had given him the same explanation I’d given Claire, way back during my interview to become Claire’s maid.
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conversations.value:  "Not a single thing. Her true motivations remained a mystery in each and every possible scenario."
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conversations.value:  In the Dorothea route, where the mother and daughter pair became lovers, Philine and Dorothea teamed up and ventured forth to conquer the world. In the revolution route, Philine began a revolution in the Nur Empire and fought against Dorothea to the bitter end. The other routes featured Dorothea less but still shared one common feature: they never revealed Dorothea’s true motives.
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conversations.value:  "Perhaps this summit Queen Manaria proposes will be a chance to learn Dorothea’s true motives, then."
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conversations.value:  "If there’s a reason she can’t curb her state’s aggressions, like Rae thinks, then perhaps we can hear what it is and try to change her mind from there."
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conversations.value:  Her reason, huh? You know, I’d really thought there was a good chance Dorothea was just a warmonger… But then again, perhaps the world of politics was just a dog-eat-dog world and her actions were par for the course. But I wasn’t a politician, nor did I care to view the world in such a way.
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conversations.value:  "Whatever the future may hold, we’re bound to be busy. I’ll have even less time to play with May and Aleah now, I suppose." Dole grumbled.
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conversations.value:  "I thought you withdrew from political matters?" I asked, refilling his cup.
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conversations.value:  "That was the idea, but I was badgered into assisting with this whole affair. I insisted I wouldn’t, but they forced my hand by saying they’d go to you two if I didn’t."
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conversations.value:  It seemed Arla and Irvine had had no choice but to basically strongarm Dole back onto the political stage. Bauer seemed to still be struggling to get back on its feet.
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conversations.value:  "I wouldn’t mind if you left it to us, Father." Claire said.
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conversations.value:  "Yeah. You’ve done enough already." I said.
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conversations.value:  "Ha ha ha, thank you. But you overestimate yourselves. You still don’t have what it takes to stand at the forefront of the political world."
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conversations.value:  "I can’t argue otherwise." Claire sighed.
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conversations.value:  "Indeed." I said.
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conversations.value:  Claire and I often insisted the revolution hadn’t been achieved by our efforts alone—despite being heralded as the heroes of the revolution—because, well…it was true! Dole had assisted my every action from the shadows, and he’d even been the one to initially set the stage for commoners to overthrow the nobility. You could even say that Claire and I had been nothing more than pawns in his game, although that might be stretching it. I could guarantee Dole would insist otherwise.
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