[ He looks well and truly surprised, especially from this up close, where it's hard to miss any sign of any emotion on Inigo's face. Maybe to some it could have been obvious where Roland's line of inquiry was going, but apparently not to Inigo himself, who mostly seems caught off guard by the questions. ]
Well.. [ It feels hard, finding the answer. But Inigo wants to do it all the same, even as his voice trails off. It'd be unfair for him to say that Roland should tell him things and then deny Roland any information on Inigo's own part.
But it's just.. Despite them both being his parents, he's so used to thinking about them seperately considering his very different relationships with each. It almost makes it hard to compare them, though he tries.
His mind drifts off. Thinking about other things related to it. Thinking of his whole family. Is there perhaps anything the entire royal family of Ylisse has in common that his parents share too?
He thinks of Emmeryn, the aunt he never got to know, and somehow that makes it click inside of his mind. ]
Mother and father.. they both always put everyone else ahead of themselves. [ A trait that, indeed, makes Inigo very much their child, though he doesn't seem to realise it as he speaks. ] I've never seen or heard of either of them being selfish. They were always thinking about other people. Even if it meant laying down their lives for others, or for the country.
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[ He looks well and truly surprised, especially from this up close, where it's hard to miss any sign of any emotion on Inigo's face. Maybe to some it could have been obvious where Roland's line of inquiry was going, but apparently not to Inigo himself, who mostly seems caught off guard by the questions. ]
Well.. [ It feels hard, finding the answer. But Inigo wants to do it all the same, even as his voice trails off. It'd be unfair for him to say that Roland should tell him things and then deny Roland any information on Inigo's own part.
But it's just.. Despite them both being his parents, he's so used to thinking about them seperately considering his very different relationships with each. It almost makes it hard to compare them, though he tries.
His mind drifts off. Thinking about other things related to it. Thinking of his whole family. Is there perhaps anything the entire royal family of Ylisse has in common that his parents share too?
He thinks of Emmeryn, the aunt he never got to know, and somehow that makes it click inside of his mind. ]
Mother and father.. they both always put everyone else ahead of themselves. [ A trait that, indeed, makes Inigo very much their child, though he doesn't seem to realise it as he speaks. ] I've never seen or heard of either of them being selfish. They were always thinking about other people. Even if it meant laying down their lives for others, or for the country.