[Kaveh takes the VR gear, but he doesn't change the scene just yet. Instead, he continues to gaze out at the quiet chamber. He doesn't respond right away, instead thinking over the memory he saw from Vash.]
Maybe. [...] I just don't like dragging people down.
[Today is an exception; he doesn't have it in him to not be as openly heartbroken as he feels. It makes him more honest than he'd like to be, but... well. It's not like Vash doesn't already know.]
You can work your way toward that, too, Kaveh. As long as you look to tomorrow.
[ Change... Change is hard. Becoming someone who can change things is also difficult, especially in a place that makes them so helpless. However, they can dream a little longer, can't they? ]
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Maybe. [...] I just don't like dragging people down.
[Today is an exception; he doesn't have it in him to not be as openly heartbroken as he feels. It makes him more honest than he'd like to be, but... well. It's not like Vash doesn't already know.]
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[ Change... Change is hard. Becoming someone who can change things is also difficult, especially in a place that makes them so helpless. However, they can dream a little longer, can't they? ]
I think you have it in you.