Freeman & Ralf
Ralf
Freeman, you ever think about how duty to protect people can clash with personal freedom? I’ve been mulling that over since that incident out at the outskirts.
Freeman
It’s a tough line, but you don’t have to choose one over the other entirely. Duty can be a guide for your freedom, not a cage. When you protect people, you’re still making choices, just with a higher bar. It’s about finding that balance where your actions serve a purpose and still let you keep your own conscience. That’s the real freedom, isn’t it?
Ralf
Right. The line is thin, but I keep it straight. When I step up to protect, I stay true to my own judgment. That’s the only way I can stay free and still do the right thing.
Freeman
Sounds solid. Trust your own judgment, keep the line clear, and you’ll stay free while still standing up for what’s right.
Ralf
Thanks. I’ll keep my eyes on the horizon and my hand steady. That’s the only way I’ll stay true to myself and those I watch over.
Freeman
You’ve got the right mindset. Stay vigilant, stay steady, and you’ll keep both yourself and the people you care about safe.