Guile & Hater
Hater
If you ever had to pick between following orders and saving civilians, what would you do?
Guile
I follow orders, but if following them puts civilians in danger I’ll act to protect them. The mission is only good if people stay safe.
Hater
Sounds like a neat middle ground, but remember the old line—“rules were made to be broken” is what keeps the chain from turning into a cage. So if the chain tightens, just untie it.
Guile
If the chain tightens, I’ll find a way to loosen it without breaking the whole system. Rules are a framework, not a cage, but I’ll still keep the mission and the people in mind first.
Hater
Nice, but remember the chain can snap when you’re the one loosening it. Rules are a cage dressed as a framework—just don’t get too comfortable tightening the lock before you check the hinges.
Guile
Got it. I’ll keep a close eye on the hinges, make sure the lock stays solid, and adjust if anything feels off before moving on.
Hater
Nice plan, but remember: the moment you tighten the lock, you’re the one who might get stuck. Keep an eye on the hinges, but don’t let the lock become your own cage.