Evaluate existentialism with a skeptical view.[
The feed starts with Arro quietly tending to a small garden he's set up in one part of his apartment. All around him are books, far more than he could successfully borrow from the library. In spite of the clutter they bring, it still has a comfortable look, and his garden is well-positioned near a window. He's planting seeds and tending to some very delicate vines that he's helping wrap themselves around a miniature trellis. He's working quietly, with his sleeves rolled up and different gloves from his usual sort on his hands. It is also very obvious the camera has been deliberately run as it has a good view of his work.]
Pardon my silence, I meant to speak while I work, but I let myself get distracted on what-ifs... However, I'm quite pleased at the wide variety of nocturnal plant-life here~ Even if I keep finding myself holding on to some old things that's somewhat difficult to let go of.
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As he speaks, he carefully covers the seeds, inserting plant food sticks and then carefully watering his garden.]
That said...I suppose I could talk about my business, but if you're interested in that, please leave
a message. I could talk about the GSRF, but you've seen that quite a bit with the recent goings-on.
Instead, let me ask you about our place here. Some seem extremely ready to integrate; making the best of our situation, but that's hardly true of everyone. I have noted that to varying degrees there are grumbles, but how does everyone actually feel, being here?
Generally, when the status quo changes, we have a group that takes to the change immediately, a group that wishes for the old way but won't do anything about it, a group that's proactive in trying to change things back, and a group that takes a "wait-and-see" approach. Where are you on this spectrum?
For those that are curious, I'm a studious sort...and I'm willing to take to a change so I can study how everyone else is affected by it. The incident with Mr. Seek had a lot of peculiar results, for example.