[That's a reason Frieda can immediately accept, and one that - along with the earnestness of the answer - dispells her latent suspicion that the Ferryman might be trying to hide something from them. Furthermore, what could the other group really have found out that they didn't? They all must have had an equal amount of time to explore the caverns. At best, she supposes, they might have figured things about the wraiths out faster than they did.]
I'm ashamed to say that I didn't think of it like this. We're desperate for any information about our journey, but I realise that this is our human nature struggling against what may well be the actual point of it.
[Aren't they all trying to "beat the game", in a way, or at least make it easier on themselves? She got caught up in it, too, despite her early acceptance of this being the last chapter of her existence.]
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Nagito mentioned that you used to stay with the group you're guiding. What happened that led to you having to stand vigil at the river instead? Did somebody instruct you? If so, who is it that you answer to?
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I'm ashamed to say that I didn't think of it like this. We're desperate for any information about our journey, but I realise that this is our human nature struggling against what may well be the actual point of it.
[Aren't they all trying to "beat the game", in a way, or at least make it easier on themselves? She got caught up in it, too, despite her early acceptance of this being the last chapter of her existence.]
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Nagito mentioned that you used to stay with the group you're guiding. What happened that led to you having to stand vigil at the river instead? Did somebody instruct you? If so, who is it that you answer to?