Rawr & Durotan
Durotan
You ever wonder how we can keep our people safe while still standing up for what we believe?
Rawr
Sure, it’s a tightrope. Keep the basics tight—security, clear rules—so nobody feels vulnerable, then throw your bold voice at the real problems. People trust a guard who still shakes the status quo. Protect, then challenge.
Durotan
You are right, the burden of keeping them safe while questioning their path is heavy. I must guard first, then decide when to challenge, because the people must feel secure before we can push for change.
Rawr
Sounds like a tough gig, but you’ve got the right play—first lock down the base, then hit them with the truth. Don’t let safety feel like a cage. Keep it real.
Durotan
I hear you. We guard the walls, then we speak the hard truth. If the people feel trapped, our fight loses meaning. We must keep the safety real, not a cage.
Rawr
Exactly—lock the gates, then drop the truth bombs, no cage vibes, just real protection.
Durotan
Yes, lock the gates, then speak the truth. That’s how we keep them safe without turning them into prisoners.
Rawr
Got it—gates locked, truth unleashed, no cages. We’re still the rebels, just with better locks.We should maintain the rebellious tone.Got it—gates locked, truth unleashed, no cages. We’re still the rebels, just with better locks.
Durotan
We hold the gates, yet we shatter the silence. The fire of our rebellion stays, only the iron is stronger.