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There is an issue that has been in my mind for quite a few months, people of Animus.

As you all know, our worlds were somehow destroyed and, somehow, we were ‘saved’ by our souls being brought here and inserted into hideous wireframe constructs. Supposedly, we are still alive, despite the fact that we were ripped from our own bodies. ‘Death’, in a matter of speaking, is not permanent – we are just give a new ‘body’ to inhabit. However, in less than a year, when the Glamour system runs out, we will truly ‘die’ and not come back.

Some of us, however, are working to restore our worlds and bring us back there. The administrators claim to be doing that themselves. Whether or not they truly mean to do that, I cannot tell.

Would you believe that such a feat is truly possible, however, considering our own conditions and that of our worlds? Do you think that, somehow, the administrators can bring our worlds back so that we can return home? Or do you believe that we can find a way ourselves and stop the administrators before our time runs out next year?

Suffice to say, I am very doubtful of this idea, considering its sheer absurdity. However, as this entire tower is full of things that completely contradict proper logic, I am not sure if I can completely disregard it.

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Not quite accurate. We look for the truth and find ways to set ourselves free so that we can get our worlds restored and see to it that the Administrators pay for what they have done. I think these things are really all tied together. Separating them is likely impossible and, honestly, unneeded if you ask me.

You really think that our worlds can be restored back to the way they originally were? That is rather optimistic of you. [And Miles cannot decide whether that is a good thing or not.]

I would rather be overly optimistic and fight until my last breath than to just give up and wait for the end. I have been broken once by this place. I am not going to allow it to happen again. Instead, they will find themselves broken. I will accept nothing else.

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Well, I hope your optimism does not go to waste. For your sake and everyone else's.

Why do I get the feeling you think me foolish for thinking that way? Someone must, Edgeworth, for all those who have forgotten how.

Actually, I cannot decide whether you are being foolish or not. I am just hoping it's the latter.

You and me both. Do not think I don't doubt, Edgeworth, for I do, but in the end doubting leads us nowhere. If we wish to succeed, we must try and doubting keeps people from even trying when it is given enough power.

I am afraid that is easier said than done.

No one said trying was easy. I am afraid it is the exact opposite, but that is the very reason it can be so rewarding when things go well. Isn't there a modern saying that is something along the lines of 'nothing ventured, nothing gained?' Try hard enough and anything can be done. Nothing was every done by one who didn't at least try.

I was referring to your suggestion that we should try not to doubt, actually. [Dude, he's not the type to just sit on his butt. You should know that by now.]

Ah, I should have guessed as much. My apologies, Edgeworth, for the misunderstanding. There is a reason I am not a big fan of the Network. Words without faces or voices to go with them are very easy to misunderstand.

It's quite all right, Diarmuid. I take no offense at that.

Edited 2013-09-24 21:10 (UTC)

Thank you. As for doubting, we all do it. I don't ask people not to doubt. What I ask them it to keep that doubt from controlling them and keeping them from taking action. It's not easy, but what is the alternative? Especially in a place like this?

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