Hmm...is that so? I wonder if something is the same at all if the ways in which we perceive it have been altered or, worse, if what made it meaningful specifically to us should simply cease to exist?
[Kidou isn't wrong. Seymour knows nothing beyond a shadow of a doubt, but for a man who spent many years in isolation, he quickly became adept at reading people upon his reintroduction into society. It was a skill he'd needed to possess in order to survive on his own, and a skill he'd had to master in order to ensure his appointment into Yevon's highest ranks.
Being more than a decade Kidou's senior helps, of course, but the way Kidou reacts to his statements also confirms certain things in Seymour's mind. The child isn't as well-adjusted to this world as he would have others believe, but it's not for a lack of trying.]
Athletics are important in my world, too...but the sport that filled so many with joy in Spira isn't one this world knows at all. Tell me, do you still play soccer here, Kidou? Is it the way you remember or...is it different? As is to be expected of some things.
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[Kidou isn't wrong. Seymour knows nothing beyond a shadow of a doubt, but for a man who spent many years in isolation, he quickly became adept at reading people upon his reintroduction into society. It was a skill he'd needed to possess in order to survive on his own, and a skill he'd had to master in order to ensure his appointment into Yevon's highest ranks.
Being more than a decade Kidou's senior helps, of course, but the way Kidou reacts to his statements also confirms certain things in Seymour's mind. The child isn't as well-adjusted to this world as he would have others believe, but it's not for a lack of trying.]
Athletics are important in my world, too...but the sport that filled so many with joy in Spira isn't one this world knows at all. Tell me, do you still play soccer here, Kidou? Is it the way you remember or...is it different? As is to be expected of some things.