[ that is very loaded so there's a slight pause, but ramiel doesn't comment. it's being a professional time. ]
I'm not able to speak to hypotheticals with absolute certainty. But Should anything happen, we'll speak to you as soon as we're able. At the very least we will make a public statement, though we may not have time for questions right away as the immediate situation would likely require our attention more urgently.
I do think I agree with you there. I also imagine that you wouldn't have done this in the first place if you really believed people would necessarily pick a darker path when presented with the option, correct?
There are people who would. It isn't so much that I believe anyone will be redeemed, but rather that I think they could, and that they deserve the chance, even if they may end up wasting it. I don't expect this process to have a 100% success rate in further iterations in the future.
But I have a good feeling about this group. Despite setbacks.
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[she sounds sincere in her thanks, even if using when rather than if might be kind of loaded.]
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I'm not able to speak to hypotheticals with absolute certainty. But Should anything happen, we'll speak to you as soon as we're able. At the very least we will make a public statement, though we may not have time for questions right away as the immediate situation would likely require our attention more urgently.
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... Yes. I wish that it had not come to that expectation, but I understand.
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[a small pause.]
I do think your faith in people is admirable, for what it's worth, even if it's unrealistic and dangerous.
[th
this does sound like she means it as a sincere compliment]
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I would deserve it.
[ anyway, they shake their head. ]
A chance at redemption run by someone with no faith in others would probably be going worse than this one is. [ unspoken: somehow. ]
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I do think I agree with you there. I also imagine that you wouldn't have done this in the first place if you really believed people would necessarily pick a darker path when presented with the option, correct?
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There are people who would. It isn't so much that I believe anyone will be redeemed, but rather that I think they could, and that they deserve the chance, even if they may end up wasting it. I don't expect this process to have a 100% success rate in further iterations in the future.
But I have a good feeling about this group. Despite setbacks.
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100% of this group?
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You want to gossip.
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[clearly joking]
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[ well, ]